New Medicines Globally
Get the medicine you need.
Before it’s available in your country.
treatment now
The system isn’t perfect. It takes years for a medicine to become globally available. But what if you can’t wait?
Your doctor has the authority to prescribe a medicine before it’s available in your country. And we can help you get it fast. We do it every day for patients like you.
Just say when.
disease
Your treatment shouldn’t depend on where you live and what’s available there.
If the medicine that will give you the best outcome is available somewhere in the world, we’ll help you and your doctor get it.
Anywhere.
Find your medicinehow
What to expect after your doctor prescribes a medicine that isn’t available where you live. Get started with our help
Request your medicine and upload your prescription
We’ll provide you with paperwork details and a price estimate
Confirm your order and make a payment
Receive your medicine and start your treatment
an ally
Being diagnosed is tough enough. Trying to get a medicine that’s unavailable where you live, can make you feel alone. But it doesn’t have to be like that.
All you need is an ally. We’ve fought alongside our friends and families, and thousands of patients worldwide, to help them get the medicines they needed.
We’ll fight alongside you, too!
Get in touch
Being diagnosed is tough enough. Trying to get a medicine that’s unavailable where you live, can make you feel alone. But it doesn’t have to be like that.
All you need is an ally. We’ve fought alongside our friends and families, and thousands of patients worldwide, to help them get the medicines they needed.
We’ll fight alongside you, too!
Get in touchWe help everyone access the best medicines without delay. But affordability remains a challenge for many.
This needs to change. Access to the right treatment at the right time should be a universal human reality. Not something reserved for the privileged. The Everyone.org foundation is our platform for raising awareness of the medicine affordability gap, and building partnerships that can help close it.
Support us: spread the word, partner with us, or donate. Every bit empowers underprivileged patients to get the medicine they need.
Support the Foundationthe latest available
As soon as a treatment is available somewhere in the world, we aim to get it for you.
Non-small Cell Lung Cancer (NSCLC) |Lazcluze (lazertinib) by Janssen Biotech, Inc. Approved by the FDA in August 2024.
Primary biliary cholangitis |Livdelzi (seladelpar) by Gilead Sciences Approved by the FDA in August 2024.
Cutaneous T-cell Lymphoma |Lymphir (denileukin diftitox-cxdl) by Citius Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Approved by the FDA in August 2024.
Malignant Glioma |Voranigo (vorasidenib) by Servier Pharmaceuticals LLC Approved by the FDA in August 2024.
Alzheimer's Disease |Kisunla (donanemab-azbt) by Eli Lilly and Company Approved by the FDA in July 2024.
team Everyone
We’re a dedicated team of medicine access experts, doctors and pharmacists. We come from all over the world. And we’ve lost family and friends who could not get the medicine they needed because they lived in the wrong country.
Our mission is to get everyone the right treatment at the right time. Wherever you live. Because you should not suffer or die if a treatment that could help you exists somewhere.
More about EveryoneShould I involve my doctor?
Yes, your doctor’s support is essential. We can only assist you in getting a medicine unavailable in your country if your treating doctor prescribes it to you.
How do I request a medicine?
- Search for the medicine you need on our website.
- On the medicine’s page, click on “Request medicine”.
- Upload your prescription and answer a few short questions to help us understand your situation.
- Our Access Support Team will get in touch within 24 hours to give you more information about import documents, delivery timelines, and a personalized price estimate.
Are you looking for a medicine that isn’t on our website? Contact us and we’ll do our best to find it for you.
Why do I need a prescription?
A prescription is evidence that your treating doctor is fully aware of and supports your treatment. After all, they bear the end responsibility for monitoring it.
From a legal perspective, a prescription is also required by customs for import, and by the pharmacy for medicine collection.
Depending on your country, additional paperwork from your doctor may be required. We’ll guide you and your doctor through the process.
Where can you ship the medicines to?
We can ship to most countries in the world. However, we are currently unable to ship to Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Sudan, or Ukraine. Patients from these countries can pick up their medicine at a pharmacy outside their country.
For specific medicines, there may be additional shipping restrictions due to import regulations.
For the most accurate information in your case, please get in touch.
How long does it take to receive a medicine?
Delivery times vary based on your location, the medicines you order, as well as customs clearance. However, a rough guide would be 1-2 weeks.
Once the medicines have been shipped, we’ll send you a tracking number and keep you informed about your delivery.
For a more detailed estimate for a specific medicine, please get in touch with our Access Support Team.
The medicines are expensive. Who sets the price of these medicines?
The price is determined by the manufacturer and can vary from one market to another. Often, the first market where a novel medicine is approved is the USA. Unfortunately, it’s also the most expensive pharma market in the world. Until another regulator elsewhere approves the medicine, it’s only available at the US price.
Over time, as more regulators approve the medicine and the production levels go up, the price may change, but most of our patients don't have the time to wait.
Therefore we offer the medicines as soon as possible, from the supplier with the lowest price.
Contact your health insurer for potential reimbursement, which varies from country to country.
Is it legal to buy medicines not yet approved or available where I live?
Yes, it is legal. Most countries have a Named Patient or Personal Import law or regulation which enables patients to import medicines from abroad that have not yet been approved in the patient’s country. This can only be done with a doctor's prescription and, depending on the country, some additional requirements. For more information, read our blog post here.
How can we help you?
You have more questions or didn’t find what you were looking for? Get in touch.
We’re available Monday to Friday, from 9AM to 6PM (Central Europe Time).
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