Hormonal Therapy
Nubeqa (darolutamide) in Saudi Arabia — Regulatory and Supply Information
Structurally distinct androgen receptor inhibitor for non-metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer (nmCRPC, ARAMIS) and metastatic hormone-sensitive prostate cancer (mHSPC) in combination with docetaxel + ADT (ARASENS). Standard dose 600 mg (2 × 300 mg tablets) twice daily with food.

Prescription-only medicine. No pricing is published on this page. Prescription-medicine pricing is not advertised to the public in this market.
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What this medicine is
- Active ingredient
- darolutamide
- Marketing authorisation holder
- Bayer
- Therapeutic class
- Hormonal Therapy
Presentations and dosage forms
- 300 mg film-coated tablets (112/pack, one month at 600 mg BID)
Storage, cold chain and handling
Store below 30°C in original blister.
The regulatory route in Saudi Arabia
Medicines in Saudi Arabia are regulated by the Saudi Food and Drug Authority (SFDA). Every product described on this site is a prescription-only medicine, supplied against a valid prescription from a treating physician and dispensed through licensed channels. Nothing on this page is an offer to sell to the public.
Controlled medicines carried by travellers run through the SFDA's Controlled Drugs System (CDS) at cds.sfda.gov.sa. The SFDA published its Guideline for Clearance Permit of Controlled Drugs for Travelers on 14 August 2025, which sets out the electronic clearance request process.
Saudi Arabia updated its personal-import and prescription rules in December 2024. Confirm the current requirements directly with the SFDA before applying.
The SFDA publishes registration data for locally manufactured and non-local human medicines as open data. It does not publish a medicine price dataset, so any site presenting an "official SFDA price" for a specific product is not drawing on a published SFDA source. The SFDA also publishes drug circulars, withdrawal notices and current shortage information in Arabic — worth checking first, because a national shortage is the most common reason a prescribed medicine cannot be dispensed locally.
The process, step by step
- Create an account on the Controlled Drugs System (CDS) at cds.sfda.gov.sa.
- Submit an electronic clearance request containing the patient details and the trip details.
- Upload the prescription, the medical report and proof of identity.
- Specify the trade name, active ingredient, concentration and quantity of each medicine.
- Track the request status, which is shown as Submitted, Completed, Rejected or Incomplete.
Documentation typically required
- A valid prescription from the treating physician, naming the trade name, active ingredient, concentration and quantity
- A medical report describing the diagnosis and the treatment plan
- Proof of identity for the patient (and for the accompanying person, where relevant)
- Travel details, where the medicine is being carried by a traveller
- For a hospital or clinic: the establishment licence and the request of the responsible pharmacist
Official sources
Search terms for this medicine
The same molecule is searched under several names. All of the following refer to the same product:
- Nubeqa
- darolutamide
- نوبيكا
- دارولوتاميد
- Nubeqa Saudi Arabia
- نوبيكا المملكة العربية السعودية
- darolutamide SFDA
- Nubeqa prescription
- نوبيكا وصفة طبية
Frequently asked questions
Prescription-based enquiry
If you hold a valid prescription from a treating physician in Saudi Arabia, you can send us the prescription details and we will reply with the regulatory and documentation position for that specific product. We do not publish pricing for Saudi Arabia and we do not sell to the public.
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Medically reviewed by Pharmacy Remedy Pharmacovigilance & Compliance Desk · Last updated: 2026-07-29 · Saudi Food and Drug Authority
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