Yupelri cost after bcbs?

Do you mean Yupelri (revefenacin) and you’re looking for the out-of-pocket cost with BCBS? If so, I can help, but the price depends a lot on a few details.

Quick questions (so I can narrow it down)

1. Which BCBS plan/state are you on? (and if you know it: Medicaid vs commercial)
2. Are you getting it through retail pharmacy or mail order?
3. What dose/form—Yupelri 175 mcg/3 mL neb solution?
4. Do you know whether you’re using a manufacturer coupon/copay card or if the plan is counting it under deductible?

Typical ways the cost is calculated with BCBS

• Commercial insurance: your cost is usually a copay or coinsurance, but it may be higher if it’s before you meet your deductible.
• Deductible vs. after deductible: the same medication can be “reasonable” after deductible and much higher before.
• Prior authorization / formulary tier: if it’s not on your plan’s preferred tier, the copay can jump.

What you can do right now (fastest way to get the real number)

• Call BCBS and ask:
  “What is my copay/coinsurance for Yupelri 175 mcg/3 mL nebulizer solution—30 units/month—after deductible?”
• Or have the pharmacy run it through insurance and ask for the exact cash price + insurance price.

If you want, I can estimate a range

Reply with:

• your BCBS state/plan type (commercial or Medicare/Medicaid),
• whether you’re at deductible or not,
• and retail vs mail, and I’ll tell you what range is most common and what to ask for.