Rybelsus Coupons & Prices

Rybelsus FAQs

How much does Rybelsus cost without insurance?

The typical cost of Rybelsus without health insurance is $1,354.3 per 30, 14mg tablets though you can get a discount using a SingleCare Rybelsus coupon to pay just $874.17 for 30, 14mg tablets. You can still use SingleCare for free Rybelsus discounts if you don't have insurance. 

How much does Rybelsus cost with insurance?

Every specific insurance plan is unique and may or may not cover Rybelsus. The cost of Rybelsus with insurance coverage differs according to your plan - contact your insurance company for explicit prescription coverage and payment specifics. If your insurance plan does not cover Rybelsus, you can use a SingleCare card to get a better rate on Rybelsus at your participating local pharmacy. Also, you can use SingleCare discounts if you have Medicare or Medicaid prescription plans. If Medicare or Medicaid don’t cover your Rybelsus prescription, try SingleCare instead. Patients can use the SingleCare website or app to review the lowest cost of Rybelsus with SingleCare versus your cost with insurance or Medicare.

Does Medicare cover Rybelsus, and how much does it cost?

Most Medicare drug plans cover Rybelsus, but patients must examine their drug formulary to see if Rybelsus is included. For example, some but not all Aetna Medicare Advantage drug plans cover it. If it is an option on the formulary, finding out the plan’s copay and out-of-pocket deductible requirements is the next step in determining the expense. Rybelsus is brand-name and carries a significant cost, with copays that could range from $0 to over $1000 depending on the Medicare drug plan details. 

How much does Rybelsus cost with Medicaid? 

In general, Medicaid programs cover drug treatment of Type 2 diabetes mellitus, such as Rybelsus. Medicaid coverage details, such as copay requirements, will vary from state to state. Talking to your health plan and pharmacist can get you answers about the out-of-pocket cost of Rybelsus if you have Medicaid coverage.

Other ways to save on Rybelsus 

In addition to Rybelsus coupons, there may be Rybelsus coupons and patient assistance programs available from Novo Nordisk or other organizations. However, these programs may have eligibility criteria, and the Novo Nordisk Diabetes Savings Offer Program excludes people with federal or state healthcare program coverage, such as Medicare. Rather, you can try the SingleCare Rybelsus savings card to unlock a fair cost of $874.17 for 30, 14mg tablets. All United States or Puerto Rico citizens may use free Rybelsus discounts from SingleCare as long as they have a valid prescription. Present your SingleCare discount card or drug coupon at the pharmacy counter.

What is the generic of Rybelsus?

Rybelsus is a trademarked prescription medication. It contains semaglutide and is made by Novo Nordisk and approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). There is no generic version of Rybelsus. Use a SingleCare discount card to pay $874.17 for 30, 14mg tablets.

Is there a cheaper alternative to Rybelsus? 

Options for Type 2 diabetes have expanded in recent years, including the list of less expensive generic drugs. Biguanides, namely metformin, may cost $170 for 60, 500 mg tablets or as low as $4 for the same amount of tablets with a SingleCare coupon. Glimepiride, a generic sulfonylurea, may run $20 for 30, 2 mg tablets, or as low as $3 for that amount with a SingleCare coupon. A long-acting insulin commonly used for Type 2 diabetes management, Lantus (glargine) can be $350 for 1, 10 mL vial of 100 units/mL solution or $65 for this vial with a SingleCare discount. Price is not the only aspect to consider when making changes to prescription medicine for Type 2 diabetes. Get the medical advice of your healthcare professional to understand why one may be preferable to another.