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What benefits does the vascepa savings program offer?

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How does the Vascepa Savings Card work?

The Vascepa Savings Card, offered by Amarin Pharma, reduces out-of-pocket costs for eligible commercially insured patients. It covers copays, coinsurance, and deductibles on Vascepa (icosapent ethyl) prescriptions, making the drug more affordable for eligible users.[1]

What are the main cost savings?

Eligible patients pay as little as $9 per 30-, 60-, 90-, or 120-day supply, regardless of quantity dispensed. This applies after any manufacturer coupons or rebates, with no cap on total savings for qualified participants.[1][2]

Who qualifies for the program?

  • U.S. residents with commercial insurance (not government programs like Medicare, Medicaid, or VA).
  • Prescriptions for Vascepa 0.5g capsules only.
  • No income restrictions, but pharmacies must submit claims electronically.
    Patients activate the card online or by phone; it ships free or is available digitally.[1]

How long does coverage last?

The card provides savings for up to 48 months from activation, or until commercial insurance ends, whichever comes first. It renews automatically if eligibility persists.[1][2]

Are there restrictions or exclusions?

Savings do not apply to cash-paying patients or government-insured plans. It's void where prohibited by law, and Amarin can change or end it anytime. Some states restrict copay assistance; check eligibility at activation.[1]

Where do patients sign up?

Visit vascepa.com/savings or call 1-877-304-3185 to get the card. Instant digital activation is available at participating pharmacies.[2]

[1]: Vascepa.com Savings Program
[2]: Drugs.com Vascepa Savings Card



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