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C3F8 GAS Injection intravitreal for descemetopexy/retinopexy/pneumatopexy (per eye) Cost in India (2026)

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Official CGHS rate
₹3,400 – ₹5,000

For C3F8 GAS injection intravitreal for descemetopexy/retinopexy/pneumatopexy (per eye) per eye, under the CGHS rate list effective 13 October 2025 (semi-private ward). Tier I city at an NABH hospital: ₹5,000.

≈ $52.66 in Tier I
₹3,400
Lowest: Tier III, non-NABH
−32%
Max saving by city and hospital
#78 of 178
in Eye (Ophthalmology) (cheapest first)
OP121
CGHS code

Official CGHS name: C3F8 GAS Injection intravitreal for descemetopexy/retinopexy/pneumatopexy (per eye)

Save ₹1,600

The same C3F8 GAS injection intravitreal… costs 32% less at a non-NABH hospital in a Tier III city than at an NABH hospital in a Tier I city.

Cheaper than 56%

of the other 177 rates in Eye (Ophthalmology). The most expensive is iStent Inject per eye at ₹80,000.

$52.66

What the Tier I NABH rate is worth in US dollars at today's reference rate. A useful anchor if you are comparing treatment abroad.

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₹5,000
CGHS package₹5,000
In US dollars$52.66
💸 ₹250 less than a Tier I private ward
By city and hospital

C3F8 GAS Injection intravitreal…: CGHS rate in every city tier

Tier I city₹5,000 per eye
Tier II city₹4,500 per eye
Tier III city₹4,000 per eye
C3F8 GAS Injection intravitreal…: CGHS rate by city tier, NABH-accredited hospitals (INR)
C3F8 GAS Injection intravitreal… CGHS rates
City tierNABH hospitalNon-NABH hospitalNABH in USD
Tier I₹5,000₹4,250$52.66
Tier II₹4,500₹3,825$47.40
Tier III₹4,000₹3,400$42.13

CGHS rate list effective 13 October 2025. USD at ECB rate of 23 October 2026.

How it compares

Where C3F8 GAS injection intravitreal… sits among Eye (Ophthalmology) rates

Cheapest: ₹100Most expensive: ₹80,000

Position 78 of 178 by Tier I NABH rate. Around the middle of this specialty.

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How much does C3F8 GAS injection intravitreal for descemetopexy/retinopexy/pneumatopexy (per eye) cost in India?
Under the CGHS rate list, C3F8 GAS injection intravitreal… costs between ₹3,400 and ₹5,000 per eye, depending on the city tier and whether the hospital is NABH-accredited. In a Tier I city at an NABH hospital it is ₹5,000.
Is it cheaper outside big cities?
Yes. The CGHS rate is ₹4,500 in a Tier II city and ₹4,000 in a Tier III city at an NABH hospital.
What is the official name and code?
CGHS code OP121: C3F8 GAS Injection intravitreal for descemetopexy/retinopexy/pneumatopexy (per eye).
Evidence

Sources

  1. Central Government Health Scheme (CGHS), Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Government of India. CGHS Rate List (revised rates, CGHS O.M. F.No.5-16/CGHS(HQ)/HEC/2024 dated 03.10.2025, effective 13.10.2025). cghs.mohfw.gov.in/AHIMSG5/hissso/cghsRateListLogin. Retrieved 25 October 2026.
  2. 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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