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Evolocumab (Repatha)
Well tolerated & effective · USD 239/mo · N/A-paid cash
Paid the cash price directly. The pen is easy once you've done it twice.
Repatha without insurance
Repatha's cash price has come down a lot. These people paid out of pocket and share what it cost and how it went.
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Send us a question- What do cholesterol medicines cost without insurance?Generic statins and ezetimibe: often $5 to $15 a month. Newer medicines: about $199 to $356 a month cash.
- My insurance denied my medicine. What now?Denials are common and often reversed. Ask your clinician's office to appeal with your LDL history and what you've already tried.
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