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NDSS ProductsThe NDSS provides access to a large range of subsidised products that assist you to affordably manage your diabetes. The main groups of products that you can get at subsidised prices through the NDSS are:
You can find details of all products available on:
If you have any changes to your medication, please fill out the: Ways in which you can order:
For further information regarding NDSS, please contact our Customer Service staff on 1300 136 588 or email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . Free SyringesState and territory Governments have agreed to cover the co-payment for insulin needles or syringes purchased by NDSS Registrants in their jurisdiction. This effectively means the needles and syringes are "free" to eligible Registrants in all states and territories. New ProductsKeep checking this website for product updates including details of any changes to the products available under the NDSS Delivery of ProductAll products sent by mail are free of any postage charges. Five working days should be allowed for delivery (10-14 days in remote areas). No ExchangesDiabetes Australia is not permitted to exchange NDSS products incorrectly ordered by Registrants. In addition, some products have a use-by date, so to avoid unnecessary wastage, you should not over-order these items. Price IncreaseEach year, on the 1st of January, in accordance with the NDSS Head Agreement 2011-2016, the Registrant contribution for supplies under the NDSS increases. This increase is in line with the Government's policy on medicines subsidised under the PBS, which are indexed annually to account for changes in the costs of goods. Details of price increases will be posted on this website. Additional SubsidiesRegistrants who have one of the following cards are eligible for additional subsidies:
The NDSS Order Form specifies the price payable for each product based on the additional subsidy available. |
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