Mounjaro Coupon and Savings Card: Who Qualifies
With commercial insurance that covers Mounjaro, the Mounjaro Savings Card brings the copay to for a fill of up to 3 months, you may pay as little as $25. Medicare and Medicaid cannot use the card.
- Savings card copay
- For a fill of up to 3 months, you may pay as little as $25
- Card pays at most
- $150 per 1-month fill
Which Mounjaro savings program applies in your case
Mounjaro in brief
The half-life is about 5 days, so after 5 d half of the drug is gone; about 3% remains after five half-lives (25 d).
In SURPASS-1, people with type 2 diabetes lost 7.8 kg over 40 weeks, compared with 1 kg on placebo.
Monthly prices in US dollars include the list price and self-pay offers. Each price comes from the price page for the manufacturer.
Sources: FDA label (DailyMed), healthsystemtracker.org, pricinginfo.lilly.com.
Which program applies to you
| How you pay | What applies |
|---|---|
| Insurance through work or the Marketplace | Use your Mounjaro Savings Card. With coverage, a fill may cost as little as $25. Commercially insured with Mounjaro coverage; government plans excluded. Maximum savings $150 per 1-month fill. If your plan does not cover Mounjaro, the program charges $499 each month. |
| Medicare | Medicare plans cannot use Savings cards, so your Part D copay applies to Mounjaro. Card terms exclude government plans. |
| Medicaid | Savings cards cannot be used with Medicaid. Your state's Medicaid drug list determines whether Mounjaro is covered. Type 2 diabetes is what coverage usually covers; weight loss coverage changes from state to state. |
Sources: mounjaro.lilly.com.
Every Mounjaro savings program
| Route | Who it is for | What you pay | Limits and dates |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mounjaro Savings Card | Commercially insured with Mounjaro coverage; government plans excluded | For a fill of up to 3 months, you may pay as little as $25 | Each 1-month fill saves up to $150. Up to $1,950 in a calendar year. Not for Medicare, Medicaid, or any other government plans |
| A savings offer for plans with no Mounjaro coverage | commercial plan without coverage | $499 a month | Not listed |
| Medicare Part D plan | about 8 in 10 Part D patients | $0 to $50 per 28 days | Not listed |
| GoodRx: GoodRx coupon price | Cash price at the pharmacy | $1,087.30 per carton | Not listed |
Prices checked November 2026. Each price links to its source page.
Copay on the Savings card
Using the Mounjaro card, a copay drops to $25, while the card pays no more than $150 each month. Your plan's copay must be $175 or below for you to pay only $25. Beyond that amount, you pay your copay minus $150.
Source: mounjaro.lilly.com.
Who is excluded and why?
- Government plans such as Medicare, Medicaid, TRICARE, VA cannot use the Mounjaro savings card.
Source: mounjaro.lilly.com.
The Lilly Cares Foundation and Mounjaro
- Trulicity is one of the medicines on the Lilly Cares list, but Mounjaro is not listed.
Source: lillycares.com.
Activating the card
- Answer the two questions above, or check the table, to find the program that matches you.
- Commercial insurance: sign up for the Mounjaro Savings Card on the manufacturer's page (mounjaro.lilly.com). At the pharmacy, present your insurance card along with the card number you receive.
- For Medicare, ask your pharmacist or Part D plan whether your use of Mounjaro qualifies through Medicare GLP-1 Bridge.
Dates and changes to track
- GoodRx says coupon prices change often and vary by pharmacy.
Sources: pricinginfo.lilly.com, mounjaro.lilly.com, GoodRx, investors.goodrx.com.