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Aflibercept 6.6mg/165microlitres solution for injection pre-filled syringes

Secondary Care Medicines Data (SCMD) · indicative cost
Data updated July 2026

NHS hospitals in England used £160,372,397 of indicative cost of Aflibercept 6.6mg/165microlitres solution for injection pre-filled syringes in the 12 months to July 2026, about 0.6% of all hospital medicines spend. That is up 0.0% on the previous 12 months.

£160,372,397 0%

Indicative cost · 12 months

23,736,075units

Quantity (VMP units) · 12 months

0.6%

Share of hospital medicines spend

Figure 1. Aflibercept 6.6mg/165microlitres solution for injection pre-filled syringes: NHS hospital indicative cost by month (£ millions)

£0m £14.4m £28.9m Nov 2025 Jan 2026 Mar 2026 May 2026 Jul 2026 £28.9m Nov 2025: £0.6m Dec 2025: £7.1m Jan 2026: £13.1m Feb 2026: £17.7m Mar 2026: £21.6m Apr 2026: £22.5m May 2026: £23.2m Jun 2026: £25.9m Jul 2026: £28.9m

Source: NHSBSA Secondary Care Medicines Data, to July 2026

Cost is indicative — actual hospital medicine prices are commercially confidential, so these figures are estimated from list prices. See methodology.

NHS trusts using Aflibercept 6.6mg/165microlitres solution for injection pre-filled syringes most

By indicative cost over the 12 months to July 2026.

NHS trusts using Aflibercept 6.6mg/165microlitres solution for injection pre-filled syringes most, by indicative cost
NHS trustIndicative cost (12 months)
Western Sussex Hospitals Nhs Found Trust £7,976,318
Moorfields Eye Hospital Nhs Ft £7,563,586
The Newcastle Upon Tyne Hpl Nhs Found Tr £6,776,309
Univ Hpls Bristol Nhs Foundation Trust £5,526,360
York Teaching Hospital Nhs Ft £4,925,621
Univ Hpl B/Ham Nhs Foundation Trust £4,684,003
Oxford University Hospitals Nhs Ft £4,653,158
University Hospitals Dorset Nhs Ft £4,587,062
Ashford & St Peter's Hospitals Nhs Ft £4,075,920
Royal Devon & Exeter Nhs Foundation Trst £4,049,482

The primary-care picture

No confident match to a community-dispensed medicine was found for this product, so no primary-care comparison is shown. SCMD products are recorded at product level, which does not always map cleanly to a BNF substance.