Key takeaways
Farxiga and Jardiance belong to the same drug class and are used to treat similar conditions.
Without insurance, Farxiga may cost less than Jardiance, but with a SingleCare coupon, Jardiance may be the more affordable option.
Only Farxiga currently has a generic alternative, although it may still be priced higher than the brand-name version.
Farxiga (dapagliflozin propanediol) and Jardiance (empagliflozin) are brand-name prescription medications in a class of drugs called SGLT2 inhibitors. They help the kidneys remove excess sugar from the body. Both medications are FDA approved to improve blood sugar control in people ages 10 years and older with Type 2 diabetes, and to help reduce the risk of heart failure and slow the progression of chronic kidney disease (CKD).
Farxiga and Jardiance are similar in many ways, but cost is a key difference, especially since only Farxiga currently has a generic version available.
Farxiga vs. Jardiance cost without insurance
Prices vary depending on the pharmacy and location. Without insurance, Farxiga may be slightly more affordable than Jardiance, in part because a generic version is now available. However, generic medications don’t always come at a significantly lower price right away, and generic Farxiga may still be relatively expensive compared to older generics.
How much does Farxiga cost without insurance?
The average retail price of Farxiga is $778 for 30, 10 mg tablets. Generic Farxiga (dapagliflozin propanediol) is available but is currently priced higher than the brand-name version, averaging $838 for 30, 10 mg tablets. Only three pharmaceutical companies have been approved to manufacture it so far, and prices typically fall as more manufacturers enter the market.
How much does Jardiance cost without insurance?
The average retail price of Jardiance is $826 for 30, 25 mg tablets. There is currently no generic version of Jardiance.
Farxiga vs. Jardiance cost with SingleCare
Using a free SingleCare coupon can significantly change the price comparison. With a Farxiga coupon from SingleCare, you could pay $371 for 30, 10 mg tablets of brand-name Farxiga or $207 for 30, 10 mg tablets of generic dapagliflozin propanediol.
For Jardiance, the price drops from $819 to $255 for 30, 25 mg tablets.
Farxiga vs. Jardiance cost comparison |
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| Drug | Generic available? | Average monthly cost without insurance | Average price with a SingleCare discount | How to save |
| Farxiga (dapagliflozin) | Yes | $776 for 30, 10 mg tablets | $372 for 30, 10 mg tablets at Kroger or Harris Teeter | Get coupon |
| Generic Dapagliflozin propanediol | — | $860 for 30, 10 mg tablets | $207 for 30, 10 mg tablets at CVS | Get coupon |
| Jardiance | No | $819 for 30, 25 mg tablets | $255 for 30, 25 mg tablets at Kroger or Harris Teeter | Get coupon |
Does insurance cover Farxiga?
Insurance coverage for Farxiga varies by plan and by what it’s prescribed for. Insurance coverage for FDA-approved indications, such as Type 2 diabetes management, is more likely than for off-label uses like weight loss.
If your plan covers Farxiga, your out-of-pocket cost depends on the medication’s tier, which is a number that determines how much you pay. The higher the tier (3, 4, or 5), the higher the coinsurance or copayment out-of-pocket. Many plans place brand-name Farxiga in Tier 2 or Tier 3. Generic dapagliflozin propanediol may be placed in a lower tier, making it the more affordable option under insurance.
AstraZeneca reports that the average person with commercial insurance pays $25.54 for a one-month supply of Farxiga.
Does Medicare cover Farxiga?
Medicare coverage for Farxiga varies by plan. Some plans cover the medication for FDA-approved indications, and others don’t cover it at all.
According to James J. Chao, MD, FACS, chief medical officer at VedaNu Wellness, the negotiated list price for Medicare patients is $178 for a 30-day supply of Farxiga as of 2026. This is part of Medicare price negotiation under the Inflation Reduction Act, a federal program designed to lower drug costs for Medicare beneficiaries.
If your plan requires coinsurance, you’ll pay a percentage of the list price. For example, 20% coinsurance would come to about $35.60 per month. Check your Medicare Part D summary of benefits and drug formulary for your plan’s specific coverage and cost-sharing terms. Insurance medication contracts (and your out-of-pocket cost) can change anytime.
Does Medicaid cover Farxiga?
Medicaid coverage for Farxiga varies by state, as does the cost of Farxiga on Medicaid. Contact your state Medicaid program for coverage and cost details.
Does insurance cover Jardiance?
As with Farxiga, Jardiance insurance coverage varies by plan and indicated use. Jardiance is often classed as a Tier 2 or Tier 3 drug, so copays may be similar to Farxiga. Costs can rise if your plan requires coinsurance (a percentage of the list price) rather than a fixed copay. Boehringer Ingelheim reports that 94% of people with commercial insurance pay less than $50 for a 30-day supply of Jardiance.
Does Medicare cover Jardiance?
Medicare coverage for Jardiance varies by plan, as do copays. Boehringer Ingelheim reports that out-of-pocket costs are less than $50 for 84% of Medicare beneficiaries.
The Medicare price of Jardiance has also been negotiated under the Inflation Reduction Act. According to Dr. Chao, the negotiated list price for Medicare beneficiaries is $197 for a 30-day supply as of 2026. “And with the new Part D out-of-pocket maximum, many Medicare beneficiaries will see additional savings on their prescription medications,” he says.
Does Medicaid cover Jardiance?
Medicaid coverage for Jardiance depends on where you live, as each state operates its own Medicaid program. Some states include Jardiance on their preferred drug list for FDA-approved indications, while others may require prior authorization. Contact your state’s Medicaid office for the most current coverage and cost details.
How to save
A free SingleCare coupon can lower the cost of Farxiga or Jardiance at most major pharmacies. Search for your prescription on SingleCare.com or the SingleCare app, enter your ZIP code, and compare prices at pharmacies near you. Show the coupon to pharmacy staff at checkout to pay the discounted price.
Manufacturer copay assistance programs may also be available for eligible patients. See our guides on the Farxiga copay card and Jardiance copay assistance for details.
Bottom line: Is Farxiga or Jardiance more affordable?
With a SingleCare coupon, Jardiance is the more affordable option. Without insurance or a discount card, Farxiga tends to cost less. The right choice ultimately depends on your individual response to the medication, insurance plan, pharmacy, and whether you qualify for any manufacturer assistance programs. “These drugs aren’t created equal, and aside from finances, we always consider what is best for the patient,” says Dr. Chao. “At the end of the day, every patient will react differently to these medications. There’s no universal answer.”
The SingleCare prices in this article are the most accurate at the time of publishing in ZIP code 23666 as of May. 14, 2026. Prices vary by pharmacy. Visit our coupon page for updated drug prices at pharmacies near you.
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