How much does 140 mL Repatha cost?
The cost of Repatha (evolocumab) for a “140 mL” supply is not a standard pricing unit, and the actual out-of-pocket price depends on what exact product and dose you mean, plus your insurance coverage and pharmacy.
Repatha is commonly sold as either a 140 mg/mL injection in prefilled pens or syringes (with 140 mg per dose). The number of doses per month determines the medication quantity that pharmacies and insurers bill for, which then determines the total cost.
What price will you actually pay (list vs insurance vs copay)?
Your final cost can differ widely based on:
- Whether you’re using commercial insurance, Medicare, Medicaid, or paying cash
- Your plan’s deductible and specialty-copay rules
- The pharmacy you use (mail-order vs retail)
- Any manufacturer copay support you qualify for (if applicable)
Because of these variables, I can’t give a reliable single dollar figure without knowing the exact product form and your country/coverage.
If you meant “140 mg dose,” what would that usually correspond to?
Many people asking about “140” are referring to the 140 mg dose strength, not “140 mL.” If you tell me whether your prescription is:
- Repatha SureClick (prefilled pen) or Repatha Pushtronex (on-body system), and
- Every 2 weeks or once monthly dosing,
I can help you estimate how many doses are in your supply and what pricing typically looks like.
Tell me these 3 details and I’ll narrow it to an expected price range
1) Your country (US, UK, etc.)
2) Your insurance type (commercial / Medicare / Medicaid / none)
3) The exact Repatha product and schedule on your label (e.g., “140 mg every 2 weeks” or “420 mg monthly”)
Sources
None provided in the question.