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The price of Trelegy EFlow® (tiotropium/olodaterol/xanthine) can vary widely depending on a few factors: | Factor | Typical impact on cost | |--------|------------------------| | Insurance coverage | Most U.S. plans cover at least a portion. Copays can range from $10–$70 per month for those with formularies. | | Manufacturer discounts/assistance | Trelegy has a patient assistance program for eligible patients without coverage. | | Pharmacy & location | Prices at chain pharmacies, independent outlets, or online vendors can differ by $50–$200. | | Payment method | Paying cash out‑of‑pocket (no insurance) often costs the full retail price, roughly $1,200–$1,500 per month for a 30‑day supply. | Bottom line: - If you have insurance, your out‑of‑pocket cost is usually a small copay or coinsurance. - Without insurance, a 30‑day supply can run between $1,200 and $1,500 (exact price depends on pharmacy and any available discounts). Because prices fluctuate, the best way to get an accurate estimate is: 1. Call your pharmacy or use the online pharmacy’s price lookup tool. 2. Check your insurance’s formulary (many insurers provide online portals). 3. Ask your prescriber if they know of any manufacturer assistance programs. If you need help figuring out which plan or assistance might work for you, feel free to ask!
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