Lyumjev short acting now not covered by insurance

Type 1 & LADA
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My new pharmacy coverage is no longer covering my Lyumjev insulin. Through GoodRx it’s running $300/vial. Any suggestions?

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Can you get your dr to appeal for coverage? I’ve done that a couple times when my preferred insulin wasn’t covered.

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Check the formulary, mine replaced Lyumjev with Fiasp. Fiasp works equally fast or better than Lyumjev for me.

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I had the opposite problem and Lyumjev is much better than Fiasp for me.

I don’t think the insulin matters, we just want to make it work so each time we are forced to swap we get better.

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Toast worked for about 45 days, the stopped being any different than Novolog. Lyumjev has worked fine since it was released for me.

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We have done that too. However, for Lyumjev, we used manufacturers coupons to get it ar a reasonable price, $35 per month because not covered.

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As @Michel stated, Lilly does have a mfr coupon program here to bring down the cost for most patients to as low as $35 per Rx. Not sure if this program is right for you or not, but it’s worth exploring.

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