1. 340b Prices - Everyone Qualifies!
1. 340b Prices - Everyone Qualifies!
1. 340b Prices - Everyone Qualifies!
Humalog for $2 to $25! No income limits or applications. Just see a doctor at any Community Health Center. More ...
2. Canadian Pharmacies
1. 340b Prices - Everyone Qualifies!
1. 340b Prices - Everyone Qualifies!
Buy most insulins for $30-$50 USD per vial or box. Get it shipped or pick it up. Plus, prescriptions often aren't needed. More ...
3. Patient Assistance
1. 340b Prices - Everyone Qualifies!
4. Insulin Savings Cards
Got no insurance or drug benefit? Make up to $100k+ (family of 4) & still qualify for free insulin from drug companies. More ...
4. Insulin Savings Cards
4. Insulin Savings Cards
4. Insulin Savings Cards
Get cheap or free Humalog, Novolog, Lantus, Toujeo and others. Download cards online & use them today! More ...
5. Facebook & Craigslist
4. Insulin Savings Cards
5. Facebook & Craigslist
Often people offer cheap/free insulin, cgms, pumps & supplies on websites like Facebook, Craigslist, etc. More ...
6. Walmart
4. Insulin Savings Cards
5. Facebook & Craigslist
As a last resort, these old-style insulins aren‘t that great, but they're just $25 & no prescription needed. More ...
Incredible 340b Insulin Prices
Humalog/Novolog for $2 to $20
Thanks to the federal 340b drug discount program, anybody in the US can get insulin and other medications for incredibly low prices, just by seeing a medical provider at any community health center in the country.
The best discounts apply to Humalog, Novolog, Novolin and Levemir. For example, the exact same 10 ml vial of Humalog that now retails for more than $300, can be bought for between $2 and $25 per vial, depending on the particular health center, pharmacy, and whether you get a 30/60/90 day supply (which often means a much lower per-vial price).
THE Cause of High Insulin Prices
75% Kickbacks, 400% Inflated Prices
The main reason for high insulin prices is NOT a mysterious combination of drug-company greed, research costs, and a "complicated" pricing system.
The main problem are huge "drug rebates" (up to 75% of the retail price) that insulin companies must pay to insurers and PBMs in order to get favorable coverage for their brands in US health plans.
Click below to see how most of your "out-of-pocket" expenses may end up "in the pocket" of your insurance company, and how a 20% co-pay may actually be a 70% percent co-pay.
Need Help Getting a Pump & CGM?
Insulin Pumps & CGMs can dramatically improve glucose levels & quality of life. They can be expensive, but there are programs & resources to help.
Questions? Stuck? We Can Help
If you need help getting cheap insulin (or free insulin), an affordable insulin pump or CGM, or if you have any questions, please send us a message and we'll try to help.