Tresiba Flextouch Coupons & Prices

Tresiba Flextouch FAQs

How much does Tresiba Flextouch cost without insurance?

If this is a new prescription for you, you might be surprised to learn that the pricing of Tresiba Flextouch without insurance is $144.62 for 1, 3ml of 100unit/ml pen of Tresiba Flextouch on average. Whether your healthcare plan doesn't cover Tresiba Flextouch or you don't have insurance, you can still save money on this brand-name prescription. You'll pay only $36.81 for 1, 3ml of 100unit/ml pen of Tresiba Flextouch with one of our free coupons for Tresiba Flextouch.

How much does Tresiba Flextouch cost with insurance?

Tresiba Flextouch copays vary by insurance plan. You'll have to request an accurate total from your pharmacist or insurance plan. However, your insurance may not get you maximum savings.

Our lowest price for Tresiba Flextouch is $36.81 for 1, 3ml of 100unit/ml pen, which could be lower than your copay. To make sure you're always getting the best deal for your medications, compare your total with insurance versus your discount with your SingleCare savings card.

Does Medicare cover Tresiba Flextouch, and how much does it cost?

Tresiba Flextouch may be covered by healthcare plans, including Medicare. However, pharmacy discount cards can sometimes offset the cost of prescription medications even more than Medicare. Use SingleCare to find the pharmacy with the lowest price and then ask your pharmacist to compare the prices. At $36.81 for 1, 3ml of 100unit/ml pen of Tresiba Flextouch, your SingleCare savings could be greater than your insurance coverage.

How much does Tresiba Flextouch cost with Medicaid? 

Medicaid programs are controlled by each state. Tresiba Flextouch coverage would vary by state. It is best to consult your state’s Medicaid program preferred drug list to see if Tresiba Flextouch or its equivalents are covered.

Ways to save on Tresiba Flextouch

You can do a few things to help ensure you are paying the lowest price available for Tresiba Flextouch. SingleCare provides free coupons to help you save on Tresiba Flextouch, and you can save even more if you sign up for SingleCare’s loyalty program. SingleCare also helps you avoid going from pharmacy to pharmacy by providing the costs at your area pharmacies to compare.

There are other ways to save on Tresiba Flextouch:

• {[drug}} does not have an interchangeable generic form. However, you can talk to your prescriber about using the unbranded biologic equivalent, insulin degludec. Insulin degludec is an unbranded biologic of the same insulin analog in Tresiba Flextouch made by the same manufacturer, Novo Nordisk. It is generally offered at a lower price than Tresiba Flextouch.

• The manufacturer of Tresiba Flextouch, Novo Nordisk, offers patient assistance programs for those who are uninsured or can not afford their insulin. Proof of eligibility will be required.

• If you qualify for insurance programs such as Medicaid or Medicare and have not yet enrolled, contact your local offices to enroll and understand your coverage for insulin products.

• Put away tax-free dollars into eligible FSA or HSA accounts to help cover the cost of your insulin. Ask your employer if they provide any type of match to your contributions to these accounts, and don’t miss out on free money if they do!

• Lastly, your prescriber may have some free samples provided by the manufacturer or can work with the manufacturer to get some samples if your insurance coverage determination is pending.

Is there a generic of Tresiba Flextouch?

Tresiba Flextouch is a brand name for insulin degludec. The FDA has not released a generic version in the United States. Generic drugs are usually more affordable than brand-name drugs. Until a cheaper generic alternative of Tresiba Flextouch is available, you can owe just $36.81 per prescription filled with your SingleCare card. Compare this to the retail price of Tresiba Flextouch, which is $144.62 for 1, 3ml of 100unit/ml pen.

Is there a cheaper alternative to Tresiba Flextouch? 

The manufacturer of Tresiba Flextouch, Novo Nordisk, also manufactures an unbranded biologic equivalent with the same insulin analog as Tresiba Flextouch. It is known as insulin degludec. Speak with your prescriber about switching to the unbranded biologic equivalent. If you are uninsured, this may be a cheaper option for you. If you are insured, you should consult your coverage formulary to determine what options will have the lowest out-of-pocket price for you.