Lupron Depot Rebate Program
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Lupron Depot Co-pay Savings Card

Lupron Depot Co-pay Savings Card

If you have commercial insurance that covers Lupron Depot, you may be able to pay as little as $10 for your co-pay, with the manufacturer covering up to $300 of the difference every month. The Lupron Depot Co-pay Savings Card makes that possible, and it takes about five minutes to set up.

Unlike the rebate program, which reimburses you after the fact, the savings card is applied at the point of sale. You hand it to Prima alongside your prescription, and the savings happen before you pay. This page covers everything you need to know to enroll and get started.


"Pay as little as $10 for your Lupron Depot co-pay. The savings card applies instantly, right at the pharmacy counter."


The short version

What the savings card offers

$10
as little as this for your co-pay
Per fill
$300
maximum savings per month
Manufacturer covers the rest
5 min
to enroll and download your card
One-time setup
Savings apply at the counter, not after
The co-pay savings card is applied when you fill your prescription at Prima. You pay your reduced co-pay up front. There is no rebate form to submit, no waiting for a check, and no paperwork to track. Present the card to Prima at the time of your fill and the savings are calculated immediately.

Eligible medications

What the savings card covers

Covered medication
  • Lupron Depot (leuprolide acetate for depot suspension) 3.75mg

Eligibility

Who qualifies for the savings card

You are eligible if
  • You have commercial insurance coverage for Lupron Depot
You are not eligible if
  • You receive prescription reimbursement under any federal, state, or government-funded insurance plan, including Medicare or Medicaid
  • Your indication is endometriosis or anemia prior to uterine fibroid surgery

If you have commercial insurance but cannot use the Co-pay Savings Card for any reason, you may be eligible for the Lupron Depot Rebate Program instead, which reimburses you up to $300 per month after your fill.


How to enroll

Four steps to your savings card

Enrollment is quick and entirely online. You only need to do this once.

1
Go to the savings card website
Visit www.luprondepotsavingscard.com to begin your enrollment.
2
Confirm your eligibility
Answer the questions by selecting your indication and confirming that you have commercial insurance coverage for Lupron Depot.
3
Download your co-pay savings card
Download the card to your phone or print it. You will present this to Prima when you are ready to fill your prescription.
4
Present the card to Prima at fill time
When your Lupron Depot prescription is ready to fill, let Prima know you have the co-pay savings card. We will apply it to your order and you pay your reduced co-pay. No additional steps required.

Common questions

What patients ask us most

How do I give the card to Prima?
Handing off the savings card at fill time
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When you contact Prima to fill your Lupron Depot prescription, let us know you have the co-pay savings card. You can email a photo of it, text it to (718) 230-3535, or mention it when you call. We apply it to your order before processing. If you have already filled without the card and want to use it next time, just let us know before your next fill.

Does the card expire?
How long your enrollment is valid
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The savings card has an expiration date printed on it. Most cards are valid for the calendar year in which they are issued. You will need to re-enroll at the start of each new year. Enrollment takes the same four steps and is quick once you know the process.

What if my co-pay is already low, is the card still worth it?
When the savings card makes the most difference
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Yes. The savings card reduces your co-pay to as little as $10 regardless of what your plan would otherwise charge. If your normal co-pay is $50 or $100, the card saves you $40 to $90 per fill. If your co-pay is already $10 or less, the card may not change much. Call Prima at (718) 230-3535 and we can review your specific situation and help you determine which savings program delivers the most value for your plan.

Can I use both the savings card and the rebate program?
How the two programs relate to each other
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No. The two programs serve different patient groups. If you can use the Co-pay Savings Card (meaning you have commercial insurance coverage for Lupron Depot), that is your primary option. The Rebate Program is specifically for patients who either have no Lupron Depot coverage, or who have coverage but cannot use the Savings Card for some reason. If you are unsure which applies to you, call Prima and we will help you figure it out before your fill.

I have Medicare or Medicaid. Are there other options?
Savings programs for government insurance patients
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Manufacturer co-pay programs are not available to patients on federal or state government insurance plans. However, there may be patient assistance programs or other options available depending on your specific situation. Call Prima at (718) 230-3535 and we will look into what is available for you specifically.


Questions about the co-pay savings card?
Call or text Prima at (718) 230-3535, or email info@forprima.com. We are available 7 days a week.
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Program Note

The Lupron Depot Co-pay Savings Card is a manufacturer-sponsored patient savings program. Terms, eligibility requirements, and maximum savings amounts are subject to change. Prima Pharmacy applies the savings card on behalf of eligible patients at the time of dispensing but is not the program administrator. Contact Prima at (718) 230-3535 with any questions about your specific eligibility or how to present your card.

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