Rx site

After manufacturer copays and my insurance, I pay $10 a month for Zytiga. But when manufacturer assistance caps out I pay about $3000 a month.

Through a site that KocoPr sent me, Zytiga is $344 a month if you have a script.

[LearnAll]

goodrx.com/coupon?drug_id=4...

[Hidden in reply to LearnAll]

Thanks. I checked goodrx a few minutes ago and was just about to post that.

[KocoPr in reply to LearnAll]

I also checked Goodrx for darolutamide YIKES!!! it will cost me 11 grand every 3 months, but so far going through insurance it will be knocked down to about 3 grand. Couldn't find it on DiRX. Upon further review if my dose is 1200mg/day then take that 3 month estimate and condense it to one month, so now 3 grand a month. looks like it will be abiraterone w/prednesone for me for now.

[Hidden in reply to KocoPr]

I don't know what the medicare requirements are for darolutamide.

but this might help: nubeqa-us.com/support

Manufacturer assistance is surprisingly easy to get. I don't know what the income limits are for the Zytiga assistance but must be pretty high.

Relugolix assistance is available at orgovyx.com

Firmagon assistance is available at rxhope.com/PAP/info/PAPList...

Zytiga assistance is available at janssencarepath.com/patient...

Lupron manufacturer assistance is available through AbbVie lupronprostatecancer.com/hc...

With MO approval it is possible to self-inject Lupron mayoclinic.org/drugs-supple...

I didn't find daro on any of the discount site. Sucks that we have to make choices based on money.

But maybe it works out for the best in this case. If you are darolutamide naive going into BAT, then maybe you can use daro after (or Xtandi). Some evidence supports using Zytiga until failure, then doing BAT, then doing Xtandi. Maybe repeats can be done. RCTs are in progress to try to find the answer.

[KocoPr in reply to Hidden]

Thank you Russ

[Hidden in reply to KocoPr]

Anytime John. Let me know which way you go and if the assistance works for you.

[MateoBeach]

That sounds very good. Here is their website;

dirx-b2b-test.azurewebsites...

[KocoPr in reply to MateoBeach]

I think they are just starting up so more drugs, better prices I hope

[j-o-h-n]

Good tip, thanks....

Good Luck, Good Health and Good Humor.

j-o-h-n Tuesday 05/24/2022 11:16 PM DST

[Hidden in reply to j-o-h-n]

That's what she said.

[j-o-h-n]

Touché (and you said again and again)...

Good Luck, Good Health and Good Humor.

j-o-h-n Wednesday 05/25/2022 11:17 AM DST

[Spyder54]

Good Rx seems cheaper than Di Rx for Abi/Zytiga by $100 less per month.

[Hidden in reply to Spyder54]

GoodRx is cheaper. Since the DirX site is new perhaps it will expand and cover drugs that aren't on goodrx.