Where to buy Souvenaid®?

Choose how you would like to buy Souvenaid®, depending on your preference. 

 

See all of the options below, including buying direct online or over the phone, through major pharmacies nationwide, or through funding options. 

Save at NutriciaStore, order online or over the phone

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Join Souvenaid Connections

Join Souvenaid Connections and save on every order

Buy Souvenaid® at the exclusive member pricing at NutriciaStore.

 

Already a member? You're ready to buy now at NutriciaStore.

 

Join Connections now if you are new to Souvenaid®.

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Order by phone

Prefer to order by phone?

Contact our Customer Service team to place an order on your behalf.

 

If you're unsure how to purchase online, they can also guide you through the steps. 

 

Free Call 1800 319 420

(Mon to Fri 9.00am to 5.00pm AEST)

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Available at all major pharmacies nationwide

Find Souvenaid® in your local pharmacy and purchase instore, or purchase online through these pharmacies:

Support at Home program and other funding options 

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Potential funding available as part of Support at Home or by the NDIS

If you have a Support at Home Package speak to your provider or case manager about Souvenaid® today.

 

Visit My Aged Care to learn more or ask your doctor if you’re eligible. Your doctor can also advise about other funding options through NDIS or DVA if Support at Home isn’t suitable for you.

 

*Eligibility criteria apply

Learn more about Support at Home

 

Souvenaid® is a Food for Special Medical Purposes for the dietary management of early Alzheimer´s disease. Souvenaid® must be used under medical supervision. Souvenaid® does not cure or alleviate Alzheimer´s disease. 

 

*Souvenaid® is included and can be funded as part of Support at Home if aligned with the patient’s identified needs and preferences and when recommended by a healthcare professional.  Souvenaid® can be funded by the NDIS if recommended by a healthcare professional as part of a treatment plan and considered a reasonable and necessary support directly related to the participant’s disability.

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