The June 2023 NHS Drug Tariff has been published and my blog has been updated. There have been no changes to prices since last month.
Current NHS Drug Tariff Liothyronine Prices
Link to a blog post of Monthly NHS Drug Tariff prices for Liothyronine products from January 2023 onwards.
Also includes link to information for Scotland.
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The details for May were posted here:
Just curious as why 5mcg, 10mcg T3 is so much more expensive than 20mcg T3? Sorry I did try using search bar as i know will have been discussed but i failed
Hope you are not hoping for, or expecting, a good answer. 
It is as simple as being what the companies can get away with. How do we exploit our market position?
It absolutely, 100%, provably, is nothing to do with the cost of the active ingredient.
Roma capsules in both 5 and 20 microgram dosages are £55 for 28. With their 10 microgram product being only slightly more expensive at £65.
Where there are multiple products, the prices are usually lower. Hence 20 microgram being the least expensive.
I hadn't kept up to date why thankfully t3 costs dropped dramatically but gather they'd finally had a slap on hands. So this is their way of still fleecing NHS and recouping back profits?I've only just managed get t3 prescribed after 8 years. Won't be rocking the boat asking for 5's or 10's, always used a pill cutter anyway
What does the M category mean? And why no brand given for that one? Sorry - may be very obvious answers but just trying to get my head around the pricing before speak to GP again. Guess a bit worried that as it’s cheap it may be Teva?
There is a link on my blog which explains the categories:
The meanings of categories and some other background information is available here:
