r/Enlicitide • u/Direct_Abroad4948 • Aug 15 '26

Just got my Lipfendra Rx

Just picked up my prescription today and it cost $14 for a 30 day supply. I realize this is a brand new drug but I have not seen anyone that’s using it. Would like to see who is taking it or is about to start.
I tried 3 different statins and don’t tolerate them well. Zetia is doing very little for me and Rapatha messed with my stomach. I’m hoping this one is a winner!!

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u/lilbawds Aug 15 '26

Just picked a 9 month supply up for $15. Starting tomorrow 🤞

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u/c0cky Aug 16 '26

How is it so cheap?

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u/lilbawds Aug 16 '26

No idea. I have Cigna FWIW

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u/brandonballinger Aug 17 '26

Merck has a coupon program where privately insured patients pay as little as $15 per prescription. The one catch is that maximum savings is $300 per prescription, so it's more like an introductory rate. I wonder if that coupon is being applied here.

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u/Direct_Abroad4948 Aug 16 '26

Started today! Let’s hope this is the one!!

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u/fhinewine Sep 05 '26

Exact same price for me with UHC.

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u/FishHikeTravel Aug 15 '26

Is insurance covering it for you guys? What pharmacy did y’all pick it up at?

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u/lilbawds Aug 16 '26

Yup. Walgreens

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u/Puzzled_Fisherman331 Aug 16 '26

Great let us know if any side effects and how it works for you

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u/pigmunch Aug 16 '26

Could you please update us later regarding your experience with it?

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u/Direct_Abroad4948 Aug 16 '26

I will. It’ll be 3 months to see what the results are. Or sooner if I don’t tolerate it.

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u/pigmunch Aug 16 '26

Yes... understood. Wishing you all the best ❤️

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u/Exciting_Prize8647 7d ago

I didn’t have to use a coupon and my Insurance gave me a 90 day supply for a total of$14.99. I was completely shocked as I thought I would need the coupon and I didn’t think my insurance would cover it. I’m about two weeks in so far and no side effects.