Trulicity insulin price?

A quick clarifier: Trulicity is not insulin. It’s dulaglutide, a GLP-1 receptor agonist given by weekly injection for type 2 diabetes.

Price is highly variable by country, dose, and pharmacy. In the US, a rough range for a monthly supply before insurance is typically around $700–$1,000, depending on the dose (0.75 mg or 1.5 mg weekly, with higher-dose options sometimes used). Your out-of-pocket with insurance can be much lower, often $5–$60 per month with savings programs or coupons.

Ways to save money:
- Check cash price at the pharmacy or online (GoodRx and similar discount cards can show current prices).
- See if you’re eligible for the Trulicity Savings Card (manufacturer savings program) to reduce out-of-pocket costs for commercial insurance.
- Ask your insurer about coverage, preferred pharmacies, and whether mail-order options can lower costs.
- If uninsured, look into patient assistance programs or Lilly Cares Foundation (eligibility varies).
- If cost is a barrier, talk with your clinician about alternatives or dosing plans that might be more affordable on your plan.

If you’d like, I can help look up current price for you. Please tell me:
- your country
- your preferred pharmacy (or I can search broadly)
- the prescribed dose (0.75 mg weekly or 1.5 mg weekly, and whether you’re using a higher dose)

And I’ll pull together an up-to-date estimate and savings options.