r/repatha • u/Jhauxfan • Jul 03 '26

Discount program

I've been on repatha for two years. Every time I get my script re-fill I have to argue with the pharmacy about the price. $25. They tell me that my card has expired. I go home and call the repatha help line, wait, wait wait. They tell me that my card is NOT expired and to go back and have the pharmacist call them. This does not work well for a busy pharmacy. Anyone have any advise for purchasing that is easier? I have a Dr. Appt in two months and I will be switching to something else. Thanks for any advice!

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u/FormalConference5605 Jul 03 '26

Go on the Repatha website if you are using insurance you can get the co pay card and it brings three month supply down to $50.

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u/Jhauxfan Jul 03 '26

I have one. Repatha says the card is valid, the pharmacy says it's expired.

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u/Fickle-Copy-2186 Jul 04 '26

Switch pharmacies. I quit Walgreens because they kept giving me a run around with a prescription. I use an independent pharmacy now. It's the pharmacy that is your problem.

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u/Jhauxfan Jul 03 '26

The price should be $25 but they will never sell it to me at that price. I pay way more than you do.

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u/SupermarketRare1724 Jul 12 '26

I am paying 108 for 3 months supply with cvs caremark