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Elacestrant 345mg tablets

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

NHS hospitals in England used £25,418,944 of indicative cost of Elacestrant 345mg tablets in the 12 months to April 2026, about 0.1% of all hospital medicines spend. That is up 307.1% on the previous 12 months.

£25,418,944 +307.1%

Indicative cost · 12 months

96,966units

Quantity (VMP units) · 12 months

0.1%

Share of hospital medicines spend

Figure 1. Elacestrant 345mg tablets: NHS hospital indicative cost by month (£ millions)

£0m £1.2m £2.4m Jul 2024 Nov 2024 Mar 2025 Jul 2025 Nov 2025 Apr 2026 £2.4m Jul 2024: £0m Aug 2024: £0m Sep 2024: £0.0m Oct 2024: £0.1m Nov 2024: £0.0m Dec 2024: £0.2m Jan 2025: £0.1m Feb 2025: £0.3m Mar 2025: £0.8m Apr 2025: £1.3m May 2025: £1.6m Jun 2025: £1.8m Jul 2025: £2.2m Aug 2025: £2.1m Sep 2025: £2.0m Oct 2025: £2.2m Nov 2025: £2.1m Dec 2025: £2.4m Jan 2026: £2.2m Feb 2026: £2.0m Mar 2026: £2.4m Apr 2026: £2.4m

Source: NHSBSA Secondary Care Medicines Data, to April 2026

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

NHS trusts using Elacestrant 345mg tablets most

By indicative cost over the 12 months to April 2026.

NHS trusts using Elacestrant 345mg tablets most, by indicative cost
NHS trustIndicative cost (12 months)
The Clatterbridge Cancer Centre Nhs Ft £1,093,660
The Royal Marsden Nhs Foundation Trust £1,061,154
East And North Hertfordshire Nhs Trust £822,080
Maidstone And Tunbridge Wells Nhs Trust £772,797
Royal Surrey County Hosp Nhs Found Trust £735,835
The Christie Nhs Foundation Trust £722,466
Nottingham University Hospitals Trust £699,135
Sheffield Teaching Hospitals Nhs Trust £689,960
Univ Hpl B/Ham Nhs Foundation Trust £682,620
Royal Cornwall Hospitals Nhs Trust £638,056

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.