Millions of Australians are now paying less for the medicines they rely on every day.

Labor has added close to 500 new medicines to the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS), bringing them down to just $25 a script or $7.70 for concession card holders.

This includes life changing medicine to treat breast cancer, endometriosis, and menopause.

Labor's helped Australians save more than $2.6 billion with cheaper medicines because getting the best healthcare should never depend on your bank balance.

Here is some information on the government's continuing investment in cheaper medicines:

PBS listing to benefit over 100,000 Australians with eczema

PBS listing delivers new breast cancer treatment option for Australian women

New PBS listing for Australians living with motor neurone disease

More choice, lower costs for one million women

Expansion of immunotherapy PBS listing to treat multiple new cancers

August PBS listings include first new treatment in 20 years for rare brain cancer

New law gives registered nurses PBS prescribing powers for the first time

Bumper month for cheaper medicines with 10 new PBS listings for July

Click here to see A-Z medicine listings on the PBS Schedule

Click here to see what's changed on the PBS Schedule this month