Sanofi
$35 per 30-day supply for any Sanofi insulin. Two parallel programs: Co-pay (commercial insurance) up to 10 packs per fill, and Valyou (uninsured or paying cash). Medicare, Medicaid, VA, DOD, TRICARE NOT eligible.
What you need to enroll
Instant card — no doctor needed to enroll
Sign up on the manufacturer's site in about 2 minutes. You don't need a doctor visit to get the card itself — just bring it to your pharmacy with your prescription at fill time.
Your estimated copay
This program publishes different cards depending on your insurance situation.
Commercial — with coverage
Commercial drug insurance plan. $35 per 30-day supply, up to 10 packs per fill. One fill every 30 days. ACA Exchange plans and FEHB are eligible.
Accepted
Not accepted
Show the digital savings card before checkout. The pharmacist runs the BIN, PCN, and Group to bring any Sanofi insulin (Lantus / Toujeo / Apidra / Admelog) to $35. Two card variants depending on the patient — commercial Co-pay or cash-pay Valyou.
Per-card-type caps may vary — see the variants above for details.
Two parallel Sanofi programs both at $35/30-day: (1) Sanofi Insulins Co-pay Savings Program — for commercially-insured patients, max 10 packs per fill, one fill every 30 days. ACA Health Care Exchange plans ARE eligible. FEHB (Federal Employees Health Benefits) IS eligible (explicitly carved out as "not a federal/state government health care program"). (2) Insulins Valyou Savings Program — for uninsured patients OR insured patients choosing to pay cash outside their pharmacy benefit. Both programs require all Sanofi insulin prescriptions to be filled together each month. Medicare patients are excluded from both, but get $35/month insulin under the federal IRA cap by law. Medicaid/VA/DOD/TRICARE excluded.
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