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Foundayo Coupon and Savings Card: Who Qualifies

With commercial insurance that covers Foundayo, the Foundayo Savings Card brings the copay to as little as $25 a month. Without insurance, self-pay starts at $149 a month. On Medicare, the GLP-1 Bridge copay is $50 a month.

Savings card copay
As little as $25 a month
Card pays at most
$100 per 1-month fill
Self-pay from
$149 a month
Medicare GLP-1 Bridge
$50 a month

Which Foundayo savings program applies to you?

Foundayo in brief

How long it stays in your body
100%50%25%0%039 h3.2 d4.9 d6.5 d8.1 d50%25%12.5%time after the dose

Half-life of 29 to 49 hours: after 39 h, half is gone, and about 3% is left once five half-lives pass (8.1 d).

How much weight was lost in the main trial
ATTAIN-1: 5.5 mg daily7.4%ATTAIN-1: 9 mg daily8.3%ATTAIN-1: 17.2 mg daily11.1%Placebo2.1%

In ATTAIN-1, the 72-week result was 11.1% of body weight, versus 2.1% in the placebo group.

How the price changes
$649$0List priceSelf-pay

In US dollars, the monthly price points include list price and self-pay offers. Every figure comes from the price page the maker publishes.

Sources: FDA label (DailyMed), Eli Lilly, pricinginfo.lilly.com.

Which program applies to you?

Foundayo savings by insurance type
How you payWhat applies
Insurance through work or the MarketplaceA fill through the Foundayo Savings Card can cost as little as $25 when you have coverage. Commercially insured with Foundayo coverage; government plans excluded. Maximum savings $100 per 1-month fill.
MedicareSavings cards cannot be used with Medicare, so your Foundayo Part D copay applies. Card terms exclude government plans.
Medicare, for weight lossUnder Medicare Part D, weight loss use of Foundayo is priced at $50 a month through the Medicare GLP-1 Bridge.
MedicaidSavings cards do not work with Medicaid. Whether Foundayo is covered depends on your state's Medicaid drug list. States differ on weight-loss coverage; the use usually covered is type 2 diabetes.
No insurance, paying myselfWithout insurance coverage, you can pay Foundayo's lowest self-pay rate of $149 a month. At the manufacturer's pharmacy, you pay this amount yourself for LillyDirect 0.8 mg or 2.5 mg.

Sources: foundayo.lilly.com, Eli Lilly.

Every Foundayo savings program

Available Foundayo savings programs
RouteWho it is forWhat you payLimits and dates
Foundayo Savings CardCommercially insured with Foundayo coverage; government plans excludedAs little as $25 a monthEach 1-month fill can save up to $100. Up to $1,000 each calendar year. Not for Medicare, Medicaid or any other government plan
LillyDirect: LillyDirect 0.8 mg and 2.5 mgSelf-pay, no insurance needed$149 a monthNot listed
LillyDirect: LillyDirect 5.5 mgSelf-pay, no insurance needed$199 a monthNot listed
LillyDirect: LillyDirect 9 mgSelf-pay, no insurance needed$299 a monthNot listed
LillyDirect: the strengths of 14.5 mg and 17.2 mg (refill within 45 days)Self-pay, no insurance needed$299 a monthNot listed
Medicare GLP-1 BridgeMedicare Part D, for weight management$50 a monthJuly 1, 2026 to December 31, 2027
GoodRx: GoodRx self-paypill$149 a monthNot listed

Prices checked November 2026. Each price links to the page it came from.

Savings card copay

With the Foundayo card, your copay drops to $25, and the card pays at most $100 each month. To pay only $25, your plan's copay has to be $125 or less. Your copay minus $100 is what you pay above that.

Source: foundayo.lilly.com.

Who is excluded and why?

  • Medicare, Medicaid, TRICARE, VA, and other government plans are not eligible for the Foundayo savings card.
  • TrumpRx prices apply to people who pay for the medicine themselves, not through insurance.
Foundayo coupon: an insurance card and a form

Sources: foundayo.lilly.com, TrumpRx.

About Foundayo and the Lilly Cares Foundation: an overview

Source: lillycares.com.

How to activate it

  1. Find your situation in the table, or answer the two questions above, to identify your applicable program.
  2. If you have commercial insurance, sign up for the Foundayo Savings Card on the manufacturer's page at foundayo.lilly.com. Once you have a card number, you give it to the pharmacy along with your insurance card.
  3. With no insurance, ask your prescriber to arrange for the prescription to be sent to LillyDirect (Eli Lilly).
  4. Under Medicare, ask either your pharmacist or your Part D plan if using Foundayo qualifies for the Medicare GLP-1 Bridge.

Dates and changes to watch

Sources: pricinginfo.lilly.com, foundayo.lilly.com, Eli Lilly, CMS.