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Saskatchewan Health Drug Plan and Extended Benefits Branch April, 2003 Bulletin #94 ISSN 0708-3246 SASKATCHEWAN FORMULARY COMMITTEE UPDATE BULLETIN 52nd Edition NEW EXCEPTION DRUG STATUS AGENTS Effective April 1, 2003 the following products are available under Exception Drug Status subject to the indicated criteria: Peginterferon alfa-2b/ribavirin, powder for solution/capsule, 50ug/200mg, 80ug/200mg, 100ug/200mg, 120ug/200mg, 150ug/200mg (Pegetron-SCH) Exception Drug Status Criteria: For the treatment of hepatitis C. Coverage will be provided for an initial 6 month period with potential renewal for 2 additional 6 month periods. Valganciclovir HCl, tablet, 450mg (Valcyte-HLR) Exception Drug Status Criteria: For treatment of retinitis arising from CMV infection in patients with HIV infection. NEW DOSAGE FORMS/ STRENGTHS OF EXCEPTION DRUG STATUS AGENTS Effective April 1, 2003 the following products will be covered under the same Exception Drug Status criteria as the currently listed forms/strengths. Efavirenz, tablet, 600mg (Sustiva- BMY) Estradiol, transdermal therapeutic system (pkg), 25ug (Estradot- NVR) NEW FULL FORMULARY LISTINGS: Glucose oxidase/peroxidase reagent, strip (BD Latitude-BDC) Quinine SO4, tablet, 300mg (Quinine-Odan-ODN) Atenolol, tablet, 25mg (pms- Atenolol-PMS) CHANGE IN STATUS FROM EXCEPTION DRUG STATUS TO FULL FORMULARY Quetiapine, tablet, 25mg, 100mg, 150mg, 200mg, 300mg (Seroquel- AST) NEW FULL FORMULARY INTERCHANGEABLE LISTINGS Polymyxin B SO 4 /Bacitracin (Zinc)/Neomycin SO 4 /Hydrocortisone, ophthalmic ointment, 10000u/400u/5mg/10mg per gram (3.5g) (Sab-Cortimyxin- SAB) Indapamide hemihydrate, tablet, 1.25mg (Apo-Indapamide-APX) Gabapentin, capsules 100mg, 300mg, 400mg (Nu-Gabapentin NXP) Effective April 1, 2003, the following products will change from interchangeable to NOT interchangeable with the currently listed brands: Acetaminophen/Caffeine/ Codeine, tablet, with 15mg codeine; with 30mg codeine (Atasol-15-HOR, Atasol-30- HOR) MODIFICATIONS TO CURRENT EXCEPTION DRUG STATUS CRITERIA Effective April 1, 2003 the Exception Drug status criteria for the following products were modified as indicated: Raloxifene HCl, tablet, 60mg (Evista-LIL) (a) For treatment of osteoporosis in patients who do not respond to etidronate disodium/ calcium (Didrocal) after receiving it for 1 year. (b) For treatment of osteoporosis in patients unable to tolerate etidronate disodium/calcium (Didrocal). Infliximab, injection, 100mg/vial (Remicade-SCH) For treatment of patients with active rheumatoid arthritis who have failed or are intolerant to methotrexate and leflunomide. (Note exceptions can be considered in cases where methotrexate or leflunomide are contraindicated.) Treatment should be combined with an immunosuppressant. This product should be used in consultation with a specialist in this area. Note: Remicade EDS criteria for Crohn s Disease is unchanged. Etanercept powder for injection, 25mg/vial (Enbrel-WYA) For treatment of patients with active rheumatoid arthritis who have failed or are intolerant to methotrexate and leflunomide. (Note exceptions can be considered in cases where methotrexate or leflunomide are contraindicated). This product should be used in consultation with a specialist in this area.

Effective April 1, 2003 the Exception Drug Status criteria for the following products will be as indicated: Estradiol, transdermal gel (metered dose pump), 0.06% (Estrogel-SCH); transdermal therapeutic system, 25ug, 50ug, 100ug (Estraderm-NVR), 37.5ug, 50ug, 75ug, 100ug (Vivelle-NVR), 50ug, 100ug (Climara-BEX), 25ug, 50ug (Oesclim-PAL), 37.5ug, 50ug, 75ug, 100ug (Estradot-NVR) Estradiol/norethindrone acetate, transdermal therapeutic system, 50ug/140ug, 50ug/250ug (Estalis- NVR) Estradiol & norethindrone acetate/estradiol, transdermal therapeutic system, 50ug & 140ug/50ug (Estalis-Sequi-NVR) 50ug & 250ug/50ug (Estracomb- NVR) (Estalis-Sequi-NVR) In addition to the current criteria: For treatment of patients with a fasting plasma triglyceride level of 4.5 mmol/l or more. Please note as published in Pharmacy Bulletin #334(b) that effective February 1, 2003, simvastatin, tablet, 5mg, 10mg, 20mg, 40mg, 80mg (Apo- Simvastatin) (Gen-Simvastatin) and amiodarone, tablet, 200mg (Novo-Amiodarone-NOP) (Gen- Amiodarone-GPM) (pms- Amiodarone-PMS) (Rhoxal- Amiodarone-RHO) were recommended for full Formulary listing interchangeable with currently listed brands. SOME OF THE PRODUCTS CURRENTLY UNDER REVIEW BY THE FORMULARY COMMITTEE Cyclosporine, liquid, 100mg/mL (Apo-Cyclosporine-APX) Cyclosporine, capsule, 100mg (Rhoxal-Cyclosporine-RHO) Valdecoxib, tablet, 10mg, 20mg (Bextra-PHU) Latanoprost/timolol maleate, ophthalmic solution (2.5mL), 50ug/mL/5mg/mL (Xalacom-PHU) Hydroxychloroquine SO 4, tablet, 200mg (Apo-Hydroxyquine-APX) Rosuvastatin, 10mg, 20mg, 40mg (Crestor-AST) Clozapine, tablet, 25mg, 100mg (Gen-Clozapine-GPM) PRODUCTS REVIEWED AND NOT RECOMMENDED FOR LISTING Metronidazole, extended-release tablet, 750mg (Florazole ER- FEI) The clinical benefit of once a day dosing does not justify the incremental cost. Testosterone, transdermal delivery system, 24.3mg (5mg/day) (Androderm-PAL) The clinical benefit does not justify the significantly higher cost over the listed alternatives. Thyrotropin alfa, powder for injection, 0.9mg/mL (Thyrogen- GZY) This drug was referred to the Saskatchewan Cancer Agency as this drug is considered adjunctive therapy to cancer treatment and may be considered for coverage by the Cancer Agency. Tegaserod hydrogen maleate, tablet, 6mg (Zelnorm-NVR) There is a lack of comparative studies, and information regarding long-term risks as well as only modest therapeutic benefit provided by this drug. Fondaparinux sodium, injection solution (pre-filled syringe), 2.5mg/0.5mL (Arixtra-OSS) This product offers no clinical advantage relative to the incremental cost. There is a potential for increased risk of bleeding. DELISTED PRODUCTS As noted in previous bulletins: All strengths of cefaclor have been delisted effective April 1, 2003. Tolterodine L-tartrate, tablet, 1mg, 2mg (Detrol-PHU) have been delisted effective April 1, 2003. Patients who have EDS for Detrol will continue to be covered. The following products will be delisted from the Formulary effective October 1, 2003: Metronidazole, capsule, 500mg (Flagyl-RHO) (Trikacide-PMS) Update & Update Index Stickers Enclosed with this mailing are update and update index stickers for the 52 nd Edition of the Formulary. New this year, the "update index" stickers are to be placed in the Formulary starting on page 380. These index stickers will assist in locating products on the update stickers. Saskatchewan Formulary Committee 2nd Floor, 3475 Albert Street Regina, Saskatchewan S4S 6X6 This Bulletin is not to be reproduced or republished except with the approval of the Saskatchewan Formulary Committee. Inquiries should be directed to the address shown at left.

FORMULARY AND EDS UPDATES EFFECTIVE APRIL 1, 2003 GENERIC & TRADE NAME STRENGTH & FORM DIN UNIT PRICE LEGEND Amiodarone Gen-Amiodarone 200mg tablet 02240604 1.4074 I/C Novo-Amiodarone 200mg tablet 02239835 1.4074 I/C pms-amiodarone 200mg tablet 02242472 1.4074 I/C Rhoxal-Amiodarone 200mg tablet 02243836 1.4074 I/C Simvastatin Apo-Simvastatin 5mg tablet 02247011 0.6836 I/C Gen-Simvastatin 5mg tablet 02246582 0.6836 I/C Apo-Simvastatin 10mg tablet 02247012 1.3520 I/C Gen-Simvastatin 10mg tablet 02246583 1.3520 I/C Apo-Simvastatin 20mg tablet 02247013 1.6709 I/C Gen-Simvastatin 20mg tablet 02246737 1.6709 I/C Apo-Simvastatin 40mg tablet 02247014 1.6709 I/C Gen-Simvastatin 40mg tablet 02246584 1.6709 I/C Apo-Simvastatin 80mg tablet 02247015 1.6709 I/C Gen-Simvastatin 80mg tablet 02246585 1.6709 I/C Atenolol pms-atenolol 25mg tablet 02246581 0.1908 Efavirenz Sustiva 600mg tablet 02246045 14.2900 EDS Estradiol Estradot 25ug transdermal therapeutic system (pkg) 02245676 19.8000 EDS Gabapentin Nu-Gabapentin 100mg tablet 02246742 0.2735 I/C Nu-Gabapentin 300mg tablet 02246743 0.6651 I/C Nu-Gabapentin 400mg tablet 02246744 0.7926 I/C Glucose oxidase/peroxidase reagent BD Latitude strip 00950911 0.8626 Indapamide hemihydrate Apo-Indapamide 1.25mg tablet 02245246 0.2037 I/C Quinine SO4 Quinine-Odan 300mg tablet 00695432 0.3418 Peginterferon alfa-2b/ribavirin

FORMULARY AND EDS UPDATES EFFECTIVE APRIL 1, 2003 GENERIC & TRADE NAME STRENGTH & FORM DIN UNIT PRICE LEGEND Pegetron 50ug/0.5mL pwd for sol/200mg cap (pkg) 02246026 782.2000 EDS Pegetron 80ug/0.5mL pwd for sol/200mg cap (pkg) 02246027 782.2000 EDS Pegetron 100ug/0.5mL pwd for sol/200mg cap (pkg) 02246028 782.2000 EDS Pegetron 120ug/0.5mL pwd for sol/200mg cap (pkg) 02246029 861.1800 EDS Pegetron 150ug/0.5mL pwd for sol/200mg cap (pkg) 02246030 861.1800 EDS Polymyxin B SO4/Bacitracin (zinc)/neomycin SO4/Hydrocortisone Sab-Cortimyxin 10,000u/400u/5mg/10mg per g oph oint (3.5g) 02242485 9.7300 I/C Valganciclovir HCl Valcyte 450mg tablet 02245777 22.9100 EDS LEGEND: EDS = Exception Drug Status I/C = interchangeable not I/C = not interchangeable

EDS UPDATE EFFECTIVE APRIL 1, 2003 Effective April 1, 2003 the following products will be available for coverage under Exception Drug Status subject to the indicated criteria. estradiol, transdermal therapeutic system (pkg), 25ug (Estradot-NVR) (a) For treatment in patients who are unable to tolerate oral estrogen. (b) For treatment of patients with a fasting plasma triglyceride level of 4.5mmol/L or more. peginterferon alfa-2b/ribavirin, pwd for sol/capsule (pkg), 50ug/0.5mL pwd for sol/200 mg capsule, 80ug/0.5mL pwd for sol/200mg capsule, 100ug/0.5mg pwd for sol/200mg capsule, 120ug/0.5mL pwd for sol/200mg capsule, 150ug/0.5mL pwd for sol/200mg capsule For treatment of hepatitis C. Coverage will be provided for an initial 6 month period with potential renewal for 2 additional 6 month periods. valganciclovir HCl, tablet, 450mg (Valcyte-HLR) For treatment of retinitis arising from CMV infection in patients with HIV infection. Effective April 1, 2003 the following product will be covered under the same Exception Drug Status criteria as the currently listed forms/strengths. efavirenz, tablet, 600mg (Sustiva-BMY) New strength - same criteria as tablets listed in Appendix A, page 233. For management of HIV disease. This drug, as with other retrovirals in treatment of HIV, should be used under the direction of an infectious disease specialist. MODIFICATIONS TO CURRENT EXCEPTION DRUG STATUS (EDS) CRITERIA Effective April 1, 2003 the EDS criteria for the following products will be as indicated: raloxifene HCl, tablet, 60mg (Evista-LIL) Exception Drug Status criteria was revised to read as follows: (a) For treatment of osteoporosis in patients who do not respond to etidronate disodium/calcium (Didrocal) after receiving it for 1 year. (b) For treatment of osteoporosis in patients unable to tolerate edironate disodium/calcium (Didrocal). infliximab, injection (mg), 100mg/vial (Remicade-SCH) Exception Drug Status criteria for Rheumatoid Arthritis was revised to read as follows: For treatment of patients with active rheumatoid arthritis who have failed on or are intolerant to methotrexate and leflunomide. Note: Exceptions can be considered in cases where methotrexate or leflunomide are contraindicated. Treatment should be combined with an immunosuppressant. This product should be used in consultation with a specialist in this area. etanercept, powder for injection (vial), 25mg/vial (Enbrel-WYA) Exception Drug Status criteria was revised to read as follows: For treatment of patients with active rheumatoid arthritis who have failed or are intolerant to methotrexate and leflunomide. Note: Exceptions can be considered in cases where methotrexate or leflunomide are contraindicated. This product should be used in consultation with a specialist in this area.

estradiol, transdermal gel (metered dose pump), 0.06% (Estrogel-SCH); transdermal therapeutic system, 25ug, 50ug, 100ug (Estraderm-NVR), 37.5ug, 50ug, 75ug, 100ug (Vivelle-NVR), 50ug, 100ug (Climara-BEX), 25ug, 50ug (Oesclim-PAL), 37.5ug, 50ug, 75ug, 100ug (Estradot-NVR) estradiol & norethindrone acetate/estradiol, transdermal therapeutic system (8), 50ug & 140ug/50ug (Estralis- Sequi-NVR); 50ug & 250ug/50ug (Estracomb-NVR) (Estralis-Sequi-NVR) Exception Drug Status criteria has been revised to include: (b) For treatment of patients with a fasting plasma triglyceride level of 4.5 mmol/l or more. CHANGE IN STATUS FOR THE FOLLOWING PRODUCTS Effective April 1, 2003 the following products will change from interchangeable to NOT interchangeable with the currently listed brands: acetaminophen/caffeine/codeine, tablet, with 15mg codeine; with 30mg codeine (Atasol-15-HOR, Atasol-30-HOR) Effective April 1, 2003 the following product will not require Exception Drug Status (EDS) coverage and is to be considered a full formulary benefit: quetiapine, tablet, 25mg, 100mg, 150mg, 200mg, 300mg (Seroquel-AST) Effective April 1, 2003 the following products will be delisted from the Saskatchewan Formulary: tolterodine l-tartrate, tablet, 1mg, 2mg (Detrol-PHU) Patients who currently have EDS coverage for this drug will continue to be covered. cefaclor, suspension, 25mg/mL, 50mg/mL (Apo-Cefaclor-APX) (Dom-Cefaclor-DOM) (pms-cefaclor- PMS) (Ceclor-LIL); capsule, 250mg, 500mg (pms-cefaclor-pms) (Apo-Cefaclor-APX) (Dom- Cefaclor-DOM) (Nu-Cefaclor-NXP) (N ovo-cefaclor-nop); 75mg/mL (pms-cefaclor-pms) (Apo-Cefaclor-APX) (Dom-Cefaclor-DOM) (Ceclor BID-PMS)