Rezvoglar

Lilly Cares Patient Assistance Program Guide: How to Get Rezvoglar (insulin glargine-aglr) at Low or No Cost

Rezvoglar (insulin glargine-aglr) is a long-acting insulin made by Eli Lilly to help manage blood sugar in adults and children with type 1 or type 2 diabetes. The Lilly Cares Patient Assistance Program offers this and other Lilly insulins at no cost to eligible patients who meet income, residency, and insurance criteria.[2][3][5]

About Rezvoglar

Rezvoglar is a biosimilar to other insulin glargine products like Lantus or Basaglar. It provides steady, long-lasting blood sugar control—once daily, at the same time each day. A box of 5 pens costs around $92 cash price, but pharmacies may add fees. Through Lilly programs, eligible patients pay $35/month with a savings card or $0 via Lilly Cares if they qualify.[1][4]

Key benefits: Interchangeable with other long-acting insulins; your pharmacist can substitute it. Always consult your doctor for dosing—typical starting dose is 0.2 units/kg/day, adjusted based on blood sugar.[1]

Who Qualifies for Lilly Cares?

You may qualify if you:

• Live in the U.S. (Alaska/Hawaii have adjusted limits).
• Have a valid prescription for Rezvoglar or another Lilly insulin.
• Meet household income limits (based on federal poverty level, FPL—details below).
• Are not enrolled in Medicaid, full Low-Income Subsidy (LIS/Extra Help), or VA benefits.
• Have no insurance or insurance that allows PAP enrollment.

Important: Lilly Cares divides medicines into groups with different income thresholds. Insulins like Basaglar (similar to Rezvoglar) are in Group 2. Contact Lilly to confirm Rezvoglar's group.[2][3]

Income Eligibility Breakdown

Income limits are annual household gross income. Here's a table for Group 2 (likely for Rezvoglar):

Notes: Add ~$22,000 per additional person. Group 1 is lower ($46,950 for 1); Groups 3-4 higher (up to $78,250+ for 1). Verify exact limits and Rezvoglar group by calling 1-800-545-6962. Alaska/Hawaii: Adjusted higher—call for details.[2][3][9]

Insurance Requirements

• No insurance or commercial insurance: Often eligible, especially if high-deductible.
• Medicare: Possible if not on full Extra Help/LIS; may need annual reapplication by year-end.[2]
• Excluded: Medicaid, VA, full LIS, or plans requiring PAP as coverage prerequisite.
• $35 Option: Even if ineligible for free program, get Lilly Insulin Value Card for $35/month (commercial or uninsured).[1][4]

Your doctor or pharmacist verifies insurance compatibility during application.[2]

Step-by-Step Application Process

1. Get a prescription: Ask your doctor for Rezvoglar. They can provide samples while you apply.[1]
2. Check eligibility: Call Lilly Diabetes Solution Center at 1-833-808-1234 (Mon-Fri) for free advice, or Lilly Cares at 1-800-545-6962.[6][9]
3. Download application: Visit lillycares.com or call for form. Doctor completes Section 1 (prescription/insurance); you complete income/household.[3][5]
4. Gather documents: Proof of income (tax return, paystubs, W-2s), ID, prescription. No full list specified—program requests as needed.[2][9]
5. Submit: Fax 844-431-6650, mail, or online at lillycares.com. Doctor's office often helps.[3][9]
6. Wait for approval: 2-3 weeks typical.[2]

Pro tip: Lilly partners with findhelp.org for local aid; call Solution Center for personalized help.[6][8]

Timeline and Delivery

• Processing: 2-3 weeks for decision.[2]
• Delivery: Ships to your doctor's office (not home). Staff notifies you for pickup.[2]
• Enrollment: Up to 12 months; reapply annually (Medicare: possibly calendar year-end).[2]
• Refills: Doctor requests; auto-reminders possible. Track via text if offered.[2]

If delayed, call program/doctor immediately—delays are serious for insulin.[2]

Alternatives if Denied

• Lilly Insulin Value Program: $35/month savings card (print/text/pharmacy). Covers all Lilly insulins.[1][4]
• Other insulins: $35/month via NovoCare (NovoLog/Tresiba) or Sanofi (Lantus). Walmart ReliOn: $25/vial (no Rx for some).[1]
• Medicare cap: $35 copay for covered insulins (no deductible wait).[1]
• State programs: E.g., Lilly Minnesota Insulin PAP (1-855-447-8412).[7]
• Doctor samples or pharmacy substitution (Rezvoglar interchangeable).[1][5]
• Needymeds.org or Breakthrough T1D for more tools.[1][9]

Disclaimer

This guide is for informational purposes based on available 2025-2026 data. Eligibility, income limits, and processes change—always verify with Lilly directly (1-800-545-6962 or lillycares.com). Not medical/financial advice. Consult your healthcare provider before changing insulin. Programs may update; Alaska/Hawaii limits differ. Word count: 950.