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Cardioplegic Induction Price in South Africa (2026)

Compiled by the TrustClinix data team · Medical review pending2 official sourcesPrices last checked 25 October 2026How we get our data

Lowest Single Exit Price (SEP)

R240

Cardioplegic Induction (potassium chloride): solution, 500. Official SEP list, Oct 2026.

≈ $14.48

R240 – R4,806

per pack

strength

listed packs

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9 brands

of potassium chloride are listed in South Africa, including Neolyte, Modified Ringer-Lactate and Ultipot.

Every listed pack

Cardioplegic Induction strengths, packs and prices in South Africa

Cardioplegic Induction official prices in South Africa
Product	Strength and form	Pack	Price	Per unit
Cardioplegic Induction Solution Fresenius	solution	500	R240	—
Cardioplegic Induction Solution Fresenius	3757 g/500 ml solution	9000	R4,326	—
Cardioplegic Induction Solution Fresenius	3757 g/500 ml solution	10000	R4,806	—

Cardioplegic Induction is sold in South Africa as oral liquid and 3757 g oral liquid. The official list names Fresenius Kabi Manufacturing SA (Pty) Ltd as the manufacturer. It is a Schedule 3 medicine. The South African price database marks it as a generic.

What this price means

How SEPs work in South Africa

Prices on this page are the Single Exit Price: the one legal price at which the manufacturer may sell the pack in South Africa, including VAT and a logistics fee. Pharmacies and dispensing doctors add a regulated dispensing fee plus VAT on top. For cheap medicines this fee is a large share of what you pay, and can be more than the medicine itself, so the counter price can be much higher than the SEP. Medical schemes may pay all or part of it.

See every potassium chloride product and price in South Africa, or read the guide to medicine prices in South Africa.

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Quick answers

Frequently asked questions

How much does Cardioplegic Induction cost in South Africa?

Cardioplegic Induction costs from R240 to R4,806 depending on strength and pack. This is the Single Exit Price.

What is the generic name of Cardioplegic Induction?

Cardioplegic Induction contains potassium chloride. Medicines with the same active ingredient, strength and form work the same way, though inactive ingredients can differ.

Who makes Cardioplegic Induction?

The official list names Fresenius Kabi Manufacturing SA (Pty) Ltd as the manufacturer of Cardioplegic Induction products sold in South Africa.

What schedule is Cardioplegic Induction in South Africa?

Cardioplegic Induction is a Schedule 3 medicine in South Africa. Schedule 0–1 medicines can be sold without a prescription; Schedule 3 and above need one.

Evidence

Sources

National Department of Health, South Africa. Database of Medicine Prices (Single Exit Price), effective 1 October 2026. www.health.gov.za/nhi-pee/. Retrieved 25 October 2026.
European Central Bank. Euro foreign exchange reference rates (2026-10-23). www.ecb.europa.eu/stats/eurofxref/eurofxref-daily.xml. Retrieved 25 October 2026.

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