How much does Xinkening cost? When will Xinkening, a domestic HPV vaccine, be available on the market?

Xinkening is the name of the domestically produced HPV bivalent vaccine. Sisters who want to get vaccinated don't worry now. It is expected to be available in May this year. It is really much cheaper than imported vaccines. Our country is really great! It's great to be born in China! So, how much does Xinkening cost? How cheap is it? Let's take a look!

How much is Xinkening?

329 yuan

The vaccine was jointly developed by Professor Xia Ningshao's team at Xiamen University and Yangshengtang Wantai over a period of 18 years. It is the first domestically produced HPV vaccine in my country. This bivalent human papillomavirus vaccine (trade name: Cecolin) targets HPV16 and 18. In terms of vaccine safety and preventive effect indicators, the effects of domestic vaccines are comparable to those of imported vaccines. There will also be a significant drop in price. Cecolin is priced at 329 yuan per dose. Women aged 9-14 only need 2 injections, and women aged 15-45 only need 3 injections.

When will the domestic HPV vaccine Xinkening be available on the market?

It is expected to be launched in May this year, and community hospitals should be able to make appointments [Thinking] There is a vaccination service on Alipay, you can take a look. ps: This is not an Alipay advertisement.

The biggest advantage of HPV vaccine is that it can be promoted to the general public. You know, only a few people can afford imported vaccines.

If the vaccine can be promoted, it can alleviate the harm of the disease to a certain extent.

Therefore, I am willing to be optimistic about domestic vaccines and firmly believe that it can gradually catch up with imported vaccines.

How to view the development of domestic HPV vaccine

The price is secondary. First of all, what makes people happy is that the launch of domestic vaccines means that they can be mass-produced, which will benefit more people.

I had made an appointment at a local hospital to get an imported vaccine, and after waiting for half a year, I was finally notified that it was my turn. However, I missed the shot because I had a cold, and I had to make another appointment. I didn't want to bother with it, so I decided not to make the appointment. This time, I'll just wait for the domestic vaccine to be released in batches.