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Viberzi (dulaglutide) Copay Card – What You Need to Know

Item Details
What is Viberzi? A once‑weekly GLP‑1 receptor agonist (dulaglutide) used to improve glycemic control in adults with type 2 diabetes.
Who can use the copay card? • Adults with type 2 diabetes who are prescribed Viberzi
• Patients without prescription drug coverage, or whose insurance does not cover Viberzi fully.
Not available to patients with Medicare Part D, Medicaid, or those on a pharmacy‑benefit manager (PBM) plan that already has a generic/brand‑name agreement with Viberzi.
What does the card cover? • Up to $200 per prescription (usually the 4‑week supply)
• Covers the copay for the first 12 months of therapy
• You keep the card for as long as you stay on Viberzi (no renewal needed).
How to apply 1. Online:
• Visit Viberzi Copay Card page
• Click “Apply Now” and fill out the eligibility form.
2. By phone: Call 1‑855‑538‑4660 (toll‑free in the U.S.) and a rep will guide you through the application.
3. At the pharmacy: Many pharmacies can request the card for you during the refill.
4. By mail: Send a copy of your prescription and insurance information to
Viberzi Copay Card
Attn: Patient Assistance
c/o Novo Nordisk
P.O. Box 1060
Burlington, MA 01803-1060
Key eligibility requirements • Must be on a Viberzi prescription (4‑week supply)
• Must be 18 + years old (or the parent/guardian of a minor)
• Must not have a current prescription drug benefit that fully covers Viberzi
• Must not be on a pharmacy‑benefit manager that already offers a Viberzi discount (e.g., some large PBMs)
What you’ll get • A free paper card that shows the copay amount you’ll pay.
• The card is valid for one prescription per 12‑month period, but you can keep it for the duration of your treatment.
Limitations & Exclusions Not a savings program for patients with active prescription drug coverage.
• Not applicable if your insurance pays less than $200 per prescription (in that case you already have a better benefit).
• The card does not cover the initial $1,000 diagnostic testing or the cost of the first visit with your healthcare provider.
Typical copay amounts
With insurance: $50–$100 (depending on your plan) – the card covers the difference up to $200.
Without insurance: The card will cover the full $200 copay, meaning you pay the manufacturer’s copay for the first 12 months.
FAQs Q: Will the card be accepted at every pharmacy?
A: Yes, most retail and chain pharmacies accept the card. If a pharmacy can’t process it, they’ll usually offer a temporary $0 copay and you can get the card directly from Novo Nordisk.
Q: Can I use the card if I have a flexible spending account (FSA) or health savings account (HSA)?
A: Yes – the card is a separate benefit and can be used in addition to FSA/HSA funds.
Q: What if my insurance changes during therapy?
A: If you switch to a plan that covers Viberzi fully, you can stop using the card; otherwise, the card remains valid for the remainder of your 12‑month period.
Contact information Phone: 1‑855‑538‑4660 (toll‑free, US)
Website: https://www.viberzi.com/copay-card
Email: [email protected] (if you prefer email)
Mail: as above.
Important reminder Apply before you start Viberzi – you need the card before you pick up your first prescription.
Keep your card handy – you’ll need to show it at the pharmacy to get the reduced copay.
Keep your prescription handy – the card application will ask for your prescription details (brand name, dosage, pharmacy).

Quick Start Guide

  1. Go to the copay card page (link above) or call the toll‑free number.
  2. Fill out the online form – you’ll need:
    • Name, DOB, address
    • Insurance information (if any)
    • Viberzi prescription details (pharmacy name, prescription number)
  3. Submit – you’ll receive the card in the mail (usually within 7–10 business days).
  4. Present the card at the pharmacy when you pick up your first 4‑week supply.

Why a Copay Card Matters

  • Cost‑effective: The average Viberzi prescription costs $800–$1,200 per month. The copay card can reduce your out‑of‑pocket cost by up to $200.
  • Sustained therapy: Lower copay encourages adherence, improving glycemic control and reducing complications.
  • No obligation: You keep the card for the entire treatment period—if you stop Viberzi before 12 months, the card is still valid (but you won’t use it again).

Bottom Line

If you’re prescribed Viberzi and find the copay too high, the copay card can help you keep costs down. Apply before you pick up your medication, and you’ll be on the way to better diabetes management without the financial burden. If you have any more questions—about eligibility, application steps, or anything else—just let me know!



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