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DiscussionJardiance for congestive heart failure: pros and cons?
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It looks as though the Jardiance manufacturer offers a co-pay card which allows the holder to pay a $10 copay for a 30 to 90 day supply of Jardiance. The qualifications for this card are that the person must be a US ( or Puerto Rican, IIRC) resident, have a prescription drug plan through a private insurance company, and not have a drug plan through a government program such as Medicare, Medicaid or Tricare. This works with the insurance, and they say the card can be renewed. I use a similar card to pay a co-pay of $10 for a 30 day supply of Eliquis- my drug plan is through my secondary insurance, federal employees BC/BS, which is a private insurance provider.
Might be worth checking out for those with a private drug plan
https://patient.boehringer-ingelheim.com/us/products/jardiance/heart-failure/savings-support/savings
Hello to all, I recently began taking Jardiance for another heart issue. Local pharmacy (Walmart)price was $440.00. We found it at wall greens for a third of that but Northwest Pharmacy in B.C is $144.00 for a 90 day supply. My PA at Mayo gave me a Rx and I did receive my supplies from Canada. At first they quoted me list price but when I mentioned the price I had looked up they agreed to the $144 price. Hope this helps someone.