The new pricing Agreement between the Irish Pharmaceutical Healthcare Association (IPHA) and the State which was finalized in July, is on course to save the State over 140 million euros ($154 million) in its first year.
Following an analysis of the 948 separate product price changes as listed by the Health Services Executive (HSE), the IPHA is confirming the annual total value of the price reductions since August 1 across all of the IPHA products is on track to provide savings of 78.4 million euros annually.
These reductions are due to price realignments and off-patent products facing competition. In addition, an estimated 65 million euros in rebates payable by IPHA members to the HSE would bring the total IPHA saving to the State to over 140 million euros in the first 12 month period of the Agreement.
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