| Vertex Patient Assistance Program |
Free or very low‑cost Vyleesi for patients who are uninsured, underinsured, or whose insurance doesn’t cover the drug. |
Apply online or call the program’s toll‑free number. |
Patients who qualify based on income, insurance status, and medical necessity. |
Must meet eligibility criteria; you’ll still need to cover the cost of the pharmacy and any required co‑pays. |
| Manufacturer “Save On Rx” cards |
Discount cards that reduce the out‑of‑pocket price for people who pay cash or have minimal insurance. |
Fill out the application online; receive a card or a link to the savings. |
Anyone buying the drug, regardless of insurance. |
The discount is applied at the pharmacy; it’s not a full subsidy. |
| Specialty pharmacy discount programs |
Some specialty pharmacies (e.g., Walgreens Specialty Pharmacy, CVS Caremark) offer their own discount cards or coupons. |
Ask your prescribing doctor to send the prescription to a participating pharmacy. |
Patients who need to use a specialty pharmacy. |
Check whether your insurance works with the pharmacy. |
| Insurance “Formulary” negotiation |
Your health plan may have a preferred drug list that can lower copays or coinsurance. |
Talk to your benefits coordinator. |
Anyone with a health‑insurance plan. |
Sometimes a different CFTR modulator (like Trikafta) is cheaper or covered. |
| GoodRx / RxSaver |
Online coupon sites that compare pharmacy prices. |
Search Vyleesi on the site; bring the coupon to the pharmacy. |
Anyone who can pay at the pharmacy counter. |
The savings are often limited but can be a quick way to get a lower price. |
| State & local assistance programs |
Some state health departments or local nonprofits offer drug assistance for chronic diseases. |
Check your state’s health website or talk to your doctor’s social worker. |
Residents in specific states with limited income. |
May cover a portion of the cost. |
| Clinical trial enrollment |
If you’re eligible for a Vertex-sponsored trial, you could receive the medication at no cost. |
Ask your provider or look on clinicaltrials.gov for ongoing studies. |
Patients who meet trial criteria. |
You’ll need to meet strict inclusion/exclusion criteria. |