Cost of tresiba insulin?

Prices for Tresiba (insulin degludec) vary a lot by country, pharmacy, dose, and whether you have insurance. Here’s the gist:

- United States (rough ballpark): A 5‑pen box of Tresiba FlexTouch (100 units/mL, 3 mL pens) is typically listed around $600–$750 before discounts or insurance. Your actual out‑of‑pocket depends on your plan.
- With insurance or manufacturer savings programs, many people pay much less (sometimes $0–$60 per month, depending on the plan and eligibility). Novo Nordisk also offers savings programs for commercially insured patients; these don’t apply to Medicare/Medicaid in most cases.
- Without insurance, the cash price can be in roughly the same ballpark as the list price above, though some pharmacies may differ by a bit.

Outside the US, prices differ by country and local pricing rules.

If you’d like, tell me:
- Your country or region
- Whether you have insurance (and what type)
- Your monthly dose (rough idea of units per day) or your current prescription details

I can then give a more precise estimate for your situation and point you to ways to save (pharmacy price checks, GoodRx/RxSaver, and NovoNordisk’s patient assistance). Also I can help you compare with alternatives if cost is a major concern, but do not change your insulin regimen without your clinician’s guidance.