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Want help lowering your Farxiga cost?
Commercial or private insurance
Good news — if you're commercially insured, the FARXIGA Savings Card could lower your cost right away.
- Pay as little as $0 per 30-day supply
- Save up to $175 per 30-day fill
- Register online or by phone in minutes
Medicare or Medicaid
Here's the honest answer: the FARXIGA Savings Card isn't available for government-insured patients. But you may still have a path — AZ&Me could help if you qualify.
- Savings card not available with Medicare or Medicaid
- AZ&Me prescription savings may help based on income
- Talk to a support specialist about your options
Paying cash or uninsured
If you're paying out of pocket, there are two ways to bring the cost down.
- AstraZeneca covers up to the first $150 of each monthly fill
- AZ&Me may provide FARXIGA at no cost if you qualify
- Both can be set up before your next refill
Not sure what coverage you have
No problem — your coverage type decides which savings option fits. Here's the quick map.
- Commercial / private insurance → Savings Card
- Medicare / Medicaid → AZ&Me
- Cash / uninsured → patient assistance
