FreeStyle Libre 2 Coupons & Prices

FreeStyle Libre 2 FAQs

How much does FreeStyle Libre 2 cost without insurance?

Without insurance, the usual retail price of FreeStyle Libre 2 is $250.59 for 2, 1 miscellaneous boxes. Prices may vary depending on the pharmacy or location. However, with a SingleCare savings card, the cost of FreeStyle Libre 2 may be lowered to just $151.60 for 2, 1 miscellaneous boxes.

How much does FreeStyle Libre 2 cost with insurance?

The price of FreeStyle Libre 2 with insurance largely depends on the coverage details of your insurance plan, which may involve deductibles or copays. Insurance plans may help cover some or most of the cost of FreeStyle Libre 2, but in cases where they don't, a SingleCare coupon could lower the retail price.

What are the requirements for Medicare to pay for FreeStyle Libre 2?

Medicare Part B may cover FreeStyle Libre 2, but your healthcare provider may have to prescribe the continuous glucose monitoring system as medically necessary. Other requirements for Medicare coverage may include:

• You must have diabetes and need to test your glucose levels four or more times per day

• You must be on insulin three or more times per day

• Your healthcare provider must monitor the device at regular intervals

Consult your Medicare plan’s provider for additional information. For those who don't have Medicare, the SingleCare discount card may provide a better deal, potentially reducing the price of FreeStyle Libre 2 to $151.60 for 2, 1 miscellaneous boxes.

What is the generic of FreeStyle Libre 2?

There is no generic version of FreeStyle Libre 2 available in the United States. FreeStyle Libre 2 is a brand-name product only. 

What's included in the FreeStyle Libre 2 System?

Typically, a box contains one sensor that lasts for 14 days. After 14 days, you will receive a notification that the sensor has ended. The sensor will stop reading glucose levels and must be replaced with a new sensor.

Can you buy FreeStyle Libre 2 over the counter?

No, FreeStyle Libre 2 sensors require a prescription in the United States. With a prescription, you can purchase the product at retail pharmacies and some durable medical equipment (DME) suppliers. 

What is the difference between FreeStyle Libre 1 and FreeStyle Libre 2?

Both products are made by Abbott and serve to monitor glucose levels. The main difference lies in the features and capabilities they offer. FreeStyle Libre 2 has advanced features, such as optional real-time alarms with bluetooth, which were not available with the FreeStyle Libre 1. However, the FreeStyle Libre 1 and 2 have the same shape, color, and size.