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Maviret for treating hepatitis C

Accessing funded Maviret

Any doctor can prescribe Maviret but only Maviret AbbVie Care pharmacies can dispense funded Maviret.

If you have a prescription for Maviret, you need to find the nearest pharmacy enrolled in the Maviret AbbVie Care programme.

Search for your nearest enrolled pharmacy – Maviret.co.nz(external link)

Take your prescription to the pharmacy you chose from the list.
The pharmacy will order Maviret in for you. It may take a few days to arrive.
When your Maviret arrives, the pharmacy will contact you.
You will not be charged a co-payment.

If you cannot access an AbbVie Care pharmacy for Maviret, your prescriber can contact Healthcare Logistics (HCL) to ask for the alternative distribution form:

abbviecarepharmacy@healthcarelogistics.co.nz or
0800 222 843

Treatment course

A treatment course is either 8 weeks, 12 weeks or 16 weeks, depending on the patient’s clinical needs.

More information about Maviret