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Javelin’s Dyloject accepted by Scottish Medicines Consortium

Javelin Pharmaceuticals has said that Dyloject has been accepted by the Scottish Medicines Consortium or SMC for use within the National Health Service Scotland, for the treatment or prevention of postoperative pain by intravenous injection.

Dyloject will be available at the National Health Service tariff price of GBP48 per pack (10 x 75mg/2ml vials). The SMC has said that the manufacturer’s submission related only to intravenous use of diclofenac (Dyloject) in the post-operative setting. SMC cannot recommend its use by the intramuscular route.

Derek Gallacher, European managing director for Javelin, said: “This is a significant decision. Not only is Javelin now able to commercialize Dyloject in Scotland which represents approximately eight percent of the UK market, but the SMC assessment is viewed extremely favorably by other Health Technology assessment bodies throughout Europe.”