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Soliqua 100/33 (Insulin glargine + lixisenatide) – a once‑daily injectable for type 2 diabetes – is a prescription product and its price can vary quite a bit depending on where you buy it, your insurance, and any manufacturer or patient‑assistance programs you may qualify for.
If you’re new to Soliqua or your first time filling a prescription, most pharmacies will work with your insurance to get the drug filled on a “prior‑authorization” basis, so you usually pay a copay (often $10‑$30) rather than the full list price.
Bottom line: A single vial of Soliqua 100/33 costs roughly $140‑$170 at retail, but most patients pay a much smaller copay thanks to insurance or assistance programs. For the precise number that applies to you, check with your local pharmacy or your insurance plan. If you’d like help navigating those steps or finding a specific pharmacy near you, let me know!
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