Mounjaro Cupones y precios

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How much does Mounjaro cost without insurance?

The standard out-of-pocket cost of Mounjaro without health insurance is $1,529.29 per 4, 5mg/0.5ml 0.5ml pens. Mounjaro costs can vary depending on the pharmacy and location. However, you can reduce the cost of Mounjaro with a SingleCare coupon. Pay as low as $875.00 for 4, 5mg/0.5ml 0.5ml pens with our Mounjaro coupon card.

How much does Mounjaro cost with insurance?

Mounjaro is FDA-approved for Type 2 diabetes but not weight management. Depending on your insurance formulary, you may get insurance coverage for Mounjaro if it's prescribed for diabetes. However, insurance will most likely not cover Mounjaro if it's prescribed for weight loss. Tirzepatide is available as a different brand-name product, Zepbound, that is appropriate for weight loss under the guidance of your healthcare professional.

The out-of-pocket cost of Mounjaro with insurance varies based on the specific terms of your insurance plan. Most commercial insurance plans cover prescription medications like Mounjaro, but copay amounts can differ. Check with your insurance company for your plan's formulary, copay estimates, and pre-approval requirements.

If insurance does not cover Mounjaro, you can use a SingleCare savings card to get Mounjaro discounts at participating pharmacies.

Does Medicare cover Mounjaro?

Medicare may cover Mounjaro if it's prescribed to treat Type 2 diabetes; however, it won't cover Mounjaro for weight loss. If Mounjaro is covered by your Medicare prescription plan, prior authorization may still be required. Your healthcare professional may be asked to provide additional information to obtain approval for coverage.

The cost of Mounjaro with Medicare will vary by plan, prescription, and coverage stage. Refer to your plan’s drug formulary to find out whether your Medicare Part D or Medicare Advantage plan covers Mounjaro and how much the copay is.

If Mounjaro is not covered by Medicare or if you have not met your plan’s deductible, you may have to pay the retail price of $1,529.29 for 4, 5mg/0.5ml 0.5ml pens. In that case, using a SingleCare coupon for Mounjaro could save you more money than Medicare. SingleCare’s lowest price for Mounjaro is currently $875.00 for 4, 5mg/0.5ml 0.5ml pens.

Financial assistance programs for Mounjaro

There may be other ways to save on Mounjaro. Manufacturer coupons or a patient assistance program may be available from Eli Lilly or other organizations. However, these cost-saving programs typically have strict eligibility criteria.

If you're not insured or are underinsured, you can use a free Mounjaro savings card from SingleCare, which could lower the cash price of Mounjaro to $875.00 per 4, 5mg/0.5ml 0.5ml pens. SingleCare coupons for Mounjaro are always free and reusable on all refills with a valid prescription. No application, enrollment processes, or other eligibility criteria are required to use the SingleCare discount card.

SingleCare is always free to use, but you can get maximum savings by signing up for SingleCare's loyalty program.

Even if you do not have insurance coverage for Mounjaro, you could still use your Health Savings Account or Flexible Savings Account to pay for your prescription.

If you are waiting for prior authorization for Mounjaro, your healthcare provider may be able to provide you with prescription medication samples. However, samples are not a long-term savings method.

You may also ask your pharmacist if filling a 90-day supply of Mounjaro would be more cost-effective in the long run than filling a month's supply of medication at a time.

Is Mounjaro approved for weight loss?

Currently, Mounjaro is not approved as a weight loss medication. However, clinical studies have shown that patients who took Mounjaro have lost a significant amount of weight. One study found that 50% of people taking a 10-mg dose and 57% taking a 15-mg dose of a medication lost 20% or more of their body weight, compared to only 3% of people who took a placebo. Because of the supporting data, the FDA has issued a Fast Track designation, meaning that the FDA will speed up the review process to approve Mounjaro as a weight-loss drug.

What is the prescription process for Mounjaro?

Your primary provider, endocrinologist, or obesity specialist can help you decide if Mounjaro is the right treatment plan for you. They'll take your medical history and other medications into account. Some providers may require step therapy before prescribing Mounjaro.

Is there a generic version of Mounjaro?

Mounjaro is a brand-name drug made by Eli Lilly. There is currently no generic version of Mounjaro.

Is there a cheaper alternative to Mounjaro?

Currently, there is no generic form of Mounjaro. The earliest expected generic availability will be in 2036, but it could be longer. If you have insurance coverage, your plan likely has a formulary. A formulary is a list of the preferred drugs in each class, and typically, you get the best pricing when you comply with the formulary. Your formulary may prefer a different drug in the same class as Mounjaro and give you a better price on that preferred product. Examples of other drugs in this class include Ozempic (semaglutide), Trulicity (dulaglutide), and Victoza (liraglutide). Victoza will be the first to come off patent and be available generically from this group.

Compounded GLP-1 drugs may be available online or through certain clinics for a lower price than Mounjaro. However, the FDA has not evaluated the contents of these compounded products, and there are no guarantees as to their purity, safety, and efficacy. You can always obtain the lowest cash price for Mounjaro and other FDA-approved GLP-1 drugs through SingleCare by signing up for the free loyalty program.