Insulin price cap and links to help you get your insulin.

"US pharmaceutical companies and insulin manufacturers react to proposed legislation that would cap insulin costs and prevent significant rises in the costs of prescription drugs."

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"Here’s more information on how to get insulin at lower cost:

• How to Get Diabetes Drugs for Free

• Novo Nordisk: People who need help paying for their medicines can access these programs at www.novocare.com

• Sanofi: Commercially insured people are eligible for co-pay assistance programs for Adlyxin, Apidra, Lantus, Soliqua 100/33, and Toujeo. 

  • Uninsured people are eligible for the Insulin Valyou Savings Program

  • You may be able to access medications for free through the Sanofi Patient Connection program

• Lilly: Anyone who is paying more than $35 per monthly prescription of Lilly insulin can call the Lilly Diabetes Solution Center at (833) 808-1234 or visit insulinaffordability.com for more information."