Contains information on prices of medicines sold in the private sector in South Africa, including the reference database for use during the Single Exit Price Adjustment (SEPA) implementation process. Information on Single Exit Prices (SEPS), Ex-manufacturer prices and Logistics Fees for each active and discontinued medicine is included. NB: Discontinued medicines shall always remain on the database as they are deemed registered at South African Regulatory Authority (SAHPRA), regardless of unavailability in the market. These may be re-introduced into the market at a later stage.

Contains published Draft gazettes of calls for comments and Final Gazettes for implementation, Dispensing Fee related notices signed by the honorable Minister of Health (these are uploaded on the Department of Health website before the gazette is published by the Department of Government Printing Works), Circulars, Reports, and any other document relating to the Dispensing Fees for Pharmacists and Persons licensed in terms of Section 22C1A of the Medicines and Related Substances Act 101 of 1965, as amended (Medicines Act).

Contains application forms for day-to-day Single Exit Price Updates (SEPU) (e.g., Regulation 19 form to be completed when registering the Single Exit Price (SEP) of a medicine for the first time. Details contained in this form are as per the requirements of Regulation 19 of the Medicines Pricing Regulations to Section 22G of the Medicines Act) or guidelines on types of submissions and documents applicable when listing or amending SEP related information, Templates and related excel spreadsheet(s) for completion by applicants intending to lodge Single Exit Price related applications and or submissions, Circulars on opening and closure dates for the submission of applications and or documents to the Pricing Committee (PC) or National Department of Health (NDoH) and any other SEPU related matter.

Contains the Annual Single Exit Price Adjustment (SEPA) gazettes, notices signed by the honorable Minister of Health (these are uploaded on the Department of Health website before the gazette is published by the Department of Government Printing Works), SEPA guidelines informing stakeholders on the process and documents relevant to SEPA submissions, Excel spreadsheets, etc.

Contains any information or correspondence on International Benchmarking for medicines sold in South Africa, List of approved donations for medicines reported to the National Department of Health, Approved Exemptions granted in terms of Section 36(2) of the Medicines Act, including Schedule Zero medicines and Veterinary medicines, Pricing Committee documents including PC membership application forms and advertisements calling for applications from members of the public interested in the work of the PC, and other document not mentioned elsewhere.