Admelog

Indicated For

Type 1 diabetes, Type 2 diabetes

About This Medication

# Sanofi Patient Connection & Savings Programs Patient Guide: How to Get Admelog (insulin lispro) at Low or No Cost Admelog (insulin lispro injection) is a **fast-acting insulin** used to control blood sugar in adults and children (3+ years) with type 1 diabetes and adults with type 2 diabetes. Sanofi offers two main programs: **Sanofi Patient Connection** for **free medication** if you qualify based on income, and **savings cards** like Insulins Valyou and co-pay programs for **low out-of-pocket costs** ($0-$35 or $99 per fill) for commercially insured, uninsured, or cash-paying patients[1][2][3][7]. ## About Admelog Admelog is a mealtime insulin analog that starts working quickly to help manage blood sugar spikes after eating. Take it within 15 minutes before or right after meals, as prescribed. Always monitor blood sugar, follow your doctor's dosing instructions, and never switch insulin types without medical advice. Common side effects include low blood sugar (hypoglycemia), injection site reactions, weight gain, or swelling—contact your doctor for symptoms like shortness of breath or sudden weight gain[2]. ## Who Qualifies? Sanofi has options for different situations: - **Sanofi Patient Connection (Free Meds)**: For uninsured or underinsured patients with **household income ≤400% of Federal Poverty Level (FPL)**. Must not qualify for Medicaid (provide denial letter if applicable). U.S. residents only; covers Admelog among other meds[1][3][9]. - **Co-pay Savings Program (Commercially Insured)**: Pay **as low as $0** per 30-day supply (up to $760 savings/fill, max 10 packs). Valid for 12 months[2][7]. - **Insulins Valyou Savings Program (Uninsured/Cash-Pay)**: Fixed **$35 per 30-day supply** (one or multiple Sanofi insulins, up to 10 packs) or **$99 monthly supply** at any U.S. pharmacy. No income check; 12-month card, re-register after[2][6][8][10]. These programs ensure low/no-cost access without a traditional PAP for everyone—pick based on your insurance[1][2]. ## Income Eligibility Breakdown Sanofi Patient Connection uses **≤400% FPL**. Here's a table for 2026 (estimates; check current FPL at ASPE.gov as levels adjust yearly): | Household Size | Annual Income Limit (400% FPL) | |----------------|-------------------------------| | 1 (Individual) | ~$60,320 | | 2 (Couple) | ~$81,760 | | 3 | ~$103,200 | | 4 | ~$124,640 | *Add ~$21,440 per extra person. Income includes all household sources. Savings programs have **no income limits**[3]. ## Insurance Requirements - **Free Program**: Limited/no prescription coverage; Medicaid denial if applicable[3]. - **Co-pay Card**: **Commercial insurance only** (not Medicare/government)[2][7]. - **Valyou**: **Uninsured, cash-pay, or insured bypassing benefits**—submit as primary or secondary payer[2][10]. Medicare patients may use Valyou if not federally insured, but confirm eligibility[8]. ## Step-by-Step Application 1. **Check Eligibility**: Use Sanofi websites or call to match your insurance/income[2][3]. 2. **For Free Meds (Patient Connection)**: - Download application: sanofipatientconnection.com[1]. - Complete with doctor/pharmacist: income proof (taxes, paystubs), ID, prescription, insurance details. - Mail/fax or apply online[1][3]. 3. **For Savings Cards**: - Visit admelog.com/savings or sanofipatientconnection.com/savings-registration[2][7]. - Register online (get card instantly) or call 833-813-0190 (8AM-8PM ET M-F)[2]. - Present card at pharmacy—covers up to 10 packs/fill[2][7]. 4. **Doctor's Role**: Provide prescription; they may help with forms[1]. 5. **Spanish/Other Languages**: Call 855-706-4473 for translators[6]. ## Timeline and Delivery - **Savings Cards**: Instant activation; use same-day at any U.S. pharmacy. Valid 12 months; re-register[2][7]. - **Free Program**: Processing **2-4 weeks** typically (varies); meds shipped directly to your home or doctor's office. Call for status[1][4]. Delivery via mail; track via program portal[3]. Refills auto-processed if eligible[1]. ## Alternatives if Denied - Switch programs: Denied free? Try Valyou ($35)[2]. - **Biosimilar/Reference**: Humalog (similar insulin lispro)—check its PAP or Sanofi alternatives[provided]. - Other insulins: Apidra (Sanofi fast-acting, same programs)[1][10]. - State programs, NeedyMeds, or pharmacy discounts. Consult doctor for switches—**cautious under supervision**[2]. ## Disclaimer This guide is for informational purposes based on available program details as of 2026. Eligibility/terms can change; Sanofi may amend/terminate anytime. Not medical/financial advice—verify with Sanofi (833-813-0190 or 866-255-8661), your doctor, or pharmacist. Programs void where prohibited. Always follow prescribing info; test blood sugar regularly[1][2][3][7]. (Word count: 912)

Program information last verified: March 30, 2026