Zepbound Coupon and Savings Card: Eligibility, Caps
With commercial insurance that covers Zepbound, the Zepbound Savings Program brings the copay to it can be as little as $25 for a fill covering up to 3 months. Without insurance, self-pay starts at $299 a month. On Medicare, the GLP-1 Bridge copay is $50 a month.
- Savings card copay
- It can be as little as $25 for a fill covering up to 3 months
- Card pays at most
- $100 per 1-month fill
- Self-pay from
- $299 a month
- Medicare GLP-1 Bridge
- $50 a month
Which Zepbound savings program applies to you?
A quick look at Zepbound
The half-life is 5 to 6 days: half clears after 5.5 d, while about 3% remains at five half-lives (27.5 d).
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Price points by month, in US dollars: the list price plus self-pay offers, each taken from the maker's price page.
Sources: FDA label (DailyMed), Eli Lilly 1 2, cnbc.com.
The program that fits your situation
| How you pay | What applies |
|---|---|
| Insurance through work or the Marketplace | Use the Zepbound Savings Program: with coverage, a fill may cost as little as $25. Commercially insured with Zepbound coverage; government plans excluded. Maximum savings $100 per 1-month fill. If Zepbound coverage is missing, the program price is $299 monthly. |
| Medicare | Because Medicare does not accept Savings cards, your Part D copay for Zepbound is what applies here. Card terms exclude government plans. |
| Medicare, for weight loss | For weight loss under Medicare Part D, Zepbound costs $50 a month through Medicare GLP-1 Bridge. |
| Medicaid | Your state's drug list for Medicaid decides whether Zepbound is covered. By state, weight loss coverage differs; the use usually covered is type 2 diabetes. |
| No insurance, paying myself | Without insurance, you pay as little as $299 a month for Zepbound. For that amount, a LillyDirect vial is one choice, or a KwikPen 2.5 mg. You pay the manufacturer's pharmacy directly. |
Sources: zepbound.lilly.com and Eli Lilly.
Every Zepbound savings program
| Route | Who it is for | What you pay | Limits and dates |
|---|---|---|---|
| Zepbound Savings Program | Commercially insured with Zepbound coverage; government plans excluded | It can be as little as $25 for a fill covering up to 3 months | A 1-month fill can save up to $100. The calendar year limit is Up to $1,300. Ends December 31, 2026 |
| A Zepbound savings offer for when your plan does not cover it | KwikPen 2.5 mg, commercial plan without coverage | $299 a month | $499 a month is the cost of a single-dose pen when your commercial plan has no coverage |
| LillyDirect: LillyDirect vial or KwikPen 2.5 mg | Self-pay, no insurance needed | $299 a month | Not listed |
| LillyDirect: LillyDirect vial or KwikPen 5 mg | Self-pay, no insurance needed | $399 a month | Not listed |
| From LillyDirect: 7.5 mg up to 15 mg, with a refill within 45 days | Self-pay, no insurance needed | $449 a month | Not listed |
| TrumpRx listing (vial, starting) | Self-pay only, not with insurance | $299 a month | Not listed |
| Medicare GLP-1 Bridge | Medicare Part D, for weight management | $50 a month | July 1, 2026 to December 31, 2027 |
| GoodRx: GoodRx self-pay | KwikPen | $299 a month | Not listed |
Prices checked November 2026. Every price links back to the page it came from.
The copay you pay using the Savings card
The Zepbound card lowers a copay to $25 while covering at most $100 monthly. Your $25 payment applies only when your plan's copay is $125 or less. Above that amount, you pay your copay minus $100.
Source: zepbound.lilly.com.
Who is excluded and why?
- The Zepbound savings card works with commercial insurance only; government plans are not part of it.
- TrumpRx prices apply to people who pay for themselves, not through insurance.
Sources: zepbound.lilly.com, TrumpRx.
The Lilly Cares Foundation and Zepbound
- Trulicity appears among the medicines from Lilly Cares, but Zepbound does not.
Source: lillycares.com.
How to activate it
- Answer the two questions above, or find your situation in the table, to see which program fits you.
- Commercial insurance: sign up for the Zepbound Savings Program on the manufacturer's page, zepbound.lilly.com. Together with your insurance card, the pharmacy also needs the card number the program gives you.
- If you have no insurance, ask your prescriber to send the prescription to LillyDirect (Eli Lilly).
- Medicare: ask your Part D plan or your pharmacist whether the Medicare GLP-1 Bridge program applies to Zepbound, based on your use of it.
Dates and changes to keep an eye on
- The strength selected by your prescriber determines what you pay. Self-pay prices range from $299 a month up to $449 a month.
- GoodRx reports that Coupon prices often change and differ by pharmacy.
Sources: pricinginfo.lilly.com, zepbound.lilly.com, Eli Lilly, TrumpRx.