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Posted 7 April 2026 AM
Four brands have seen first new brand competition this month, meaning they're hit with a 25 per cent statutory reduction in price.
Progesterone was moved to the F1 formulary in April, although there is already several brands and forms funded through the PBS. Combined, they earned $21.5 million in pre-rebate R/PBS reimbursements in the 12 months ending February 2026. They'll face a 25 per cent reduction now that Boucher & Muir's Progesterone ADVZ and Progesterone BNM are listed on the PBS.

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