Tresiba copay card code#

If you get pens, get 2 boxes of 5 pens to make it the cheapest.) Get them in multiples of 3 to make it the cheapest! So getting 1 or 2 or 4 or 5 vials is silly. If you want four vials, it is twice that amount, $198 (2x$99). When using this program, $99 for 3 vials is the max cost even if you have no insurance! This number should work for anyone, and make it $33 per vial) ( This is the number to use if you have no insurance, or don’t want to use your insurance. My99insulin (EDIT - I think this is the one to use if you have NO insurance) or call this number:

Tresiba copay card code#

When I gave the code to the pharmacist, the price dropped from several thousand dollars for 3 vials to only $99 for 3 vials.ĭiabetes Savings Card Program | NovoCare® (EDIT - I think this is the one to use if you have insurance, and are trying to reduce your co-pay)

One phone call got me a code I could use. It worked just as they described it! No gimmicks, no salary check, no insurance check. I tested it out by getting an insulin that was not on my insurance plan. So to counter this, Novo Nordisk basically said they would sell it at-cost. Novo Nordisk has been in the cross-fire about insulin prices, but actually, a lot of the problem is the way the insurance companies and pharmacies and third-party administrators of the prescription drug plans (PBM’s) mark the prices up. (Novo Nordisk is the maker of Tresiba, Levemir, NovoLog, Fiasp, and many other fine insulin products!) Here is some information about the program Novo Nordisk has. Eli Lilly - $35 Max Copay - Small Step in the Right Direction InsulinĪ step in the right direction, but doesn’t help those on Medicare or Medicaid.