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Humira
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Humira: Navigating Savings Options

For many patients, Humira is a crucial medication for managing autoimmune diseases like rheumatoid arthritis, Crohn’s disease, and psoriasis. But its high cost can be overwhelming. At NeedyMeds, we hear from people every day who are struggling to afford Humira, so we understand the challenges firsthand. With a list price of over $7,000 per month, it’s easy to see why so many patients feel stuck. But what many people don’t realize is that there are programs available to help with the cost of Humira. The problem is that most people don’t know where to look. NeedyMeds has been connecting people […]

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Mounjaro Savings Options: What You Need To Know

If the cost of Mounjaro has you feeling overwhelmed, you’re not alone. Many people managing Type 2 diabetes find it difficult to afford this medication, and it’s a concern we hear about regularly. With a list price over $1,000 for a month’s supply, it’s clear why so many are looking for ways to save. The good news is that we did the research for you. NeedyMeds currently lists all the available programs for Mounjaro that we know of on our website. In this article, we’re going to break down resources we list on our website and other options that can […]

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3 Affordable Weight Loss Drugs You’ve Never Heard Of

Wegovy, Zepbound, Mounjaro, Ozempic, Rybelsus. Chances are you’re familiar with at least one of those weight loss drugs. But it’s no secret that they’re not so affordable. You could easily spend thousands of dollars for those medications if insurance doesn’t cover them. Fortunately, other weight loss drugs exist and they are much cheaper out of pocket. In this blog, we’re going to cover what these drugs and how much they will cost you. 1. Phentermine Phentermine works as an appetite suppressant to jumpstart weight loss. It’s the least expensive drug on this list, usually costing between $25 and $50 per […]

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Cancer, Coupons, Patient Assistance Programs
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Save on Breast Cancer Medications with These 10 Programs

Our last post covered 10 Financial Assistance Resources for Breast Cancer, but one of the biggest financial hurdles for many patients remains the high cost of medications. Whether it’s chemotherapy, hormone therapies, or targeted treatments, these bills add up quickly, making it difficult to access the care you need. The good news? There are specialized savings programs designed to make breast cancer medications more affordable—sometimes even at no cost. Knowing how to tap into these resources can be a game-changer for your treatment plan. Let’s explore some of the best programs out there so you can find the right one […]

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How Manufacturer Savings Cards Can Lower Prescription Costs

Prescription meds can get expensive, especially when you’re juggling rent, bills, and everyday expenses. Luckily, if you have commercial insurance, there are ways to cut those costs with manufacturer savings cards. These coupons, straight from the companies that make your medications, help bring down what you pay at the pharmacy. Here’s what you need to know about how they work and how you can use them to save. What Are Manufacturer Savings Cards? Think of manufacturer savings cards like digital coupons but for prescription meds. These programs are offered by pharmaceutical companies to help people lower the cost of brand-name […]

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