Dulaglutide trulicity price?

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Trulicity (dulaglutide) – a quick snapshot of typical U.S. costs

Item	Typical cost (average, 2024)	Notes
Retail price (no insurance)	$1,200–$1,800 per year (≈ $100–$150 per month)	This is the “list price” that many pharmacy‑based savings cards or discount programs bring down.
Single‑use pre‑filled pen	$100–$150 each	Depends on dose strength (0.75 mg, 1.5 mg, 3 mg, etc.)
Insurance copay	$0–$30/month (often a fixed amount)	Many plans cover 80–90 % of the drug after the deductible; copay varies widely.
Trulicity Savings Card	$0–$5/month	For uninsured or high‑deductible patients; covers the cost difference between retail and the card price.
Manufacturer co‑pay program	$0–$10/month	If you qualify for the “Trulicity Co‑pay Card.”

How to figure out what you’ll pay

Step	What to do	Why it matters
1. Ask your prescriber	Get the exact dosage you’ll need (0.75 mg, 1.5 mg, 3 mg, etc.).	Cost varies by dose.
2. Check your insurance	Log in to your pharmacy’s “MyBenefits” portal or call your insurer.	Determines the copay, deductible, and whether Trulicity is in‑network.
3. Call a local pharmacy	Ask for the current price for the pen you need.	Retail prices can differ between chains and independent pharmacies.
4. Use a discount card	Apply the Trulicity Savings Card or other manufacturer‑run card.	Cuts the out‑of‑pocket cost by 70–80 %.
5. Look at pharmacy‑benefit managers (PBMs)	Some plans negotiate with PBMs that offer lower copays or tiered coverage.	Can affect your actual payment.

Quick FAQ

Question	Answer
Is there a generic version?	No generic dulaglutide is approved yet.
Does it work for type 1 diabetes?	It’s approved for type 2 diabetes and for chronic weight‑management in certain patients.
Will my pharmacy accept my insurance?	Most chain pharmacies (CVS, Walgreens, etc.) accept major insurers. Check the pharmacy’s website or call ahead.
Can I get a sample or trial?	Your doctor may be able to provide a sample or a trial period before you commit to a full prescription.
What happens if I miss a dose?	It’s a once‑weekly injection; a missed dose can be taken the next week (or sooner if the doctor advises).
Can I combine Trulicity with other GLP‑1 drugs?	Usually not recommended; your prescriber will guide you on combinations.

Where to get the most accurate, up‑to‑date price

Resource	What you’ll find
Drug.com or GoodRx	Retail price listings and discount card options.
Pharmacy’s “MyBenefits” portal	Your exact copay after insurance.
Manufacturer’s website (Trulicity.co.uk, Trulicity.com)	Official savings card details and eligibility criteria.
Health‑plan member portal	Step‑up copays, deductible status, and formulary tier information.

Bottom line

Retail cost: roughly $1,200–$1,800 per year, but this can be heavily discounted with savings cards or insurance.
Insurance: most plans cover 80–90 % of the cost after the deductible, leaving you with a copay of $0–$30/month.
Savings programs: the Trulicity Savings Card can bring the cost down to $0–$5/month for many patients.

If you’re concerned about cost, bring up the savings card or your insurance details with your prescribing clinician—most practices now have a pharmacy liaison who can help you navigate the best option.

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