Who qualifies for Vascepa's savings program?
Patients with private insurance qualify if they have coverage for Vascepa (icosapent ethyl) but face out-of-pocket costs. The program, run by Amarin, covers copays, coinsurance, or deductibles up to $18,000 per year per patient. Medicare, Medicaid, and other government-insured patients do not qualify.[1]
How do I enroll?
Fill out the enrollment form on the official Vascepa Savings website (vascepasavings.com), provide your pharmacy details, and submit. Activation is instant for digital enrollment; expect a Savings Card via mail or email. Present the card at any participating pharmacy.[1]
What if I have no insurance?
Uninsured patients pay full price and do not qualify for the copay savings card. Check the patient assistance program through Amarin's OnePatient services for potential free medication if income-eligible (typically under 400% of federal poverty level).1
How much can it save me?
Eligible patients pay as little as $9 per 30-day supply after savings (up to $18,000 annual cap). Savings reset yearly; track via the program's app or portal.[1]
Are there restrictions or exclusions?
- Not valid where prohibited by law or for cash-paying patients.
- Cannot combine with other offers.
- Pharmacy must submit claims electronically.
- Program ends if Vascepa is reimbursed via government programs.[1]
What if I'm denied coverage?
Appeal your insurance denial first, then reapply to the savings program. Contact Amarin support at 1-877-206-6974 for help navigating prior authorizations.[1]
[1]: https://www.vascepasavings.com/