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Steglatro is ertugliflozin (brand name; no generic version widely available yet). Without insurance, the monthly cost can vary quite a bit, but you’re typically looking at roughly: - 30-day supply (one tablet daily): about $480–$600 total, depending on strength (5 mg vs 15 mg) and which pharmacy you use. - Example ranges you might see: ~$480–$520 for 5 mg (30 tablets), ~$500–$600 for 15 mg (30 tablets). Ways to save: - Merck Steglatro Savings Card or patient assistance programs (eligibility varies; often lowers copays to a modest amount for many patients). - Pharmacy savings programs and coupons (e.g., GoodRx) can reduce the cash price. - Some pharmacies have their own discount programs or price matching. If you’d like, tell me your city/ZIP and which pharmacy you’re considering, and I can give a more specific price and savings estimate, or help you compare options.
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