Mounjaro Savings Card: How the $25 Price Actually Works

Lily's savings card for Mounjaro caps your monthly copay at $25 per injection. It sounds straightforward. The catch is in what "your cost" actually means.

What the $25 Covers

The savings card pays the difference between your copay and $25. So if your insurance plan charges a $45 copay, Lily covers the extra $20. You pay $25.

If your copay is already under $25, the card doesn't help. You pay your actual copay.

What It Doesn't Cover

The card only applies to your copay, not to:

• Deductible costs
• Coinsurance (percentage of the drug cost you pay after meeting your deductible)
• Out-of-pocket maximums
• Non-covered doses under your plan's quantity limits

If you haven't met your deductible, you'll pay the full deductible amount first. The $25 cap only kicks in after that.

Who Qualifies

You need:

• Commercial health insurance (not Medicare, Medicaid, or VA coverage)
• An active prescription for Mounjaro
• A valid card enrollment

Income limits don't apply, so this works for anyone with commercial coverage.

How to Use It

Enroll online at Mounjaro's patient support page or ask your pharmacy. Present the card at the pharmacy when you pick up your prescription. Your pharmacy submits the claim directly.

The Realistic Cost Picture

The $25 figure is your copay ceiling, not your total out-of-pocket cost. Factor in any deductible you haven't met and any coinsurance your plan requires. Ask your pharmacy for a complete cost estimate before you fill the prescription.

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