SPRITAM

Indicated For

epilepsy,seizures

About This Medication

# SPRITAM Serve Savings Program Patient Guide: How to Get SPRITAM (levetiracetam) at Low or No Cost SPRITAM (levetiracetam) is a unique, fast-dissolving tablet used to treat certain types of seizures in people with epilepsy. This guide explains the **SPRITAM Serve Savings Program**, a copay assistance option from Aprecia Pharmaceuticals (managed by Prasco, LLC) that helps **commercially insured patients** pay as little as **$10 per 30-day supply**—but it's not available for Medicare, Medicaid, or uninsured patients.[1][3] ## About SPRITAM: What It Treats and Why It's Special **SPRITAM** is an immediate-release form of **levetiracetam**, a medication for epilepsy. It uses **ZipDose technology**, disintegrating in your mouth in about **11 seconds** (2-27 seconds) with just a sip of liquid—ideal for those who struggle with swallowing pills.[1][2][7] SPRITAM treats: - **Partial-onset seizures** in patients **4 years and older** weighing over **20 kg (44 lbs)**.[5][6] - **Myoclonic seizures** (as add-on therapy) in patients **12 years and older** with juvenile myoclonic epilepsy.[5][6] - **Primary generalized tonic-clonic seizures** (as add-on) in patients **6 years and older** weighing over **20 kg** with idiopathic generalized epilepsy.[2][7] **Key benefits**: Easier to take than traditional tablets, especially for children, caregivers, or anyone with swallowing issues. Always follow your doctor's dosing—typically every 12 hours, adjusted for kidney function.[5][6] **Important safety note**: Tell your doctor about mood changes, kidney issues, or pregnancy plans. Register with the North American Antiepileptic Drug Pregnancy Registry if pregnant (1-888-233-2334).[2] ## Who Qualifies for the SPRITAM Serve Savings Program? This is **not a traditional patient assistance program (PAP)** with income limits—there's **no manufacturer PAP** for uninsured or low-income patients.[program details] Instead, it's a **copay savings card** for **commercially insured** adults and children whose insurance copay exceeds $10 for a 30-day supply (60 tablets).[1][3] **Eligibility basics**: - **Commercial (private) prescription insurance** only—no Medicare, Medicaid, TRICARE, or other government programs.[1] - Prescription for SPRITAM by name (it's **non-substitutable** due to its unique form).[1] - Participating pharmacy that accepts e-vouchers.[3] **Non-qualifiers**: Uninsured patients, government-insured, or if your copay is already under $10. Maximum **365 days of therapy over 12 months**; limits and exclusions apply.[1] ## Income Eligibility Breakdown **No income requirements**—eligibility is based on **insurance type**, not household income. This differs from federal PAPs tied to **Federal Poverty Level (FPL)** (e.g., 400-500% FPL).[9] If uninsured/low-income, explore Epilepsy Foundation resources or generic levetiracetam options.[9] | Scenario | Eligible? | Copay Amount | Notes | |---------|-----------|--------------|-------| | **Commercial insurance, copay >$10** | **Yes** | **$10** | eVoucher auto-applies at pharmacy.[1][3] | | **Commercial insurance, copay ≤$10** | No | Your normal copay | Program not needed.[1] | | **No insurance** | No | **$75** (limited offer) | Check site; not standard PAP.[1] | | **Medicare/Medicaid** | **No** | Full cost | Federal programs excluded.[1] | | **Uninsured/low-income** | No | Varies | No PAP; try Epilepsy Foundation.[9] | ## Insurance Requirements **Must have commercial prescription coverage**. Submit claim to your insurance first—the program reduces your out-of-pocket to $10 via e-voucher at checkout. **Not combinable** with government insurance. Prescribe **SPRITAM by name**; pharmacy can't substitute.[1][3] For prior authorizations, use CoverMyMeds or call 844-SPRITAM.[1] ## Step-by-Step: How to Get Started 1. **Get Prescribed**: Ask your doctor for **SPRITAM** (specific strengths/doses). Mention swallowing ease if relevant.[1][10] 2. **Check Eligibility**: Visit **SPRITAM.com/savings** or call **844-SPRITAM (844-777-4826)** to confirm.[1][4] 3. **Activate Savings**: Get the **eVoucher/savings card** online (no paper needed). It's digital and applies automatically at participating retail pharmacies.[3][4] 4. **Fill at Pharmacy**: Present prescription and activate card. Discount hits **instantly**—pay **$10** (with coverage) or **$75** (without).[1][3] 5. **Mail-Order Option**: Use Blink Pharmacy Plus for home delivery (free shipping); they help with PA.[3] **No application form, income proof, or doctor signature needed**—simplest process![3] ## Timeline and Delivery **Instant at pharmacy**: eVoucher processes in real-time—no wait.[3] Mail-order: Standard shipping (free via Blink); call for details.[3] Refills follow same process; track up to **9-12 uses** (365 days max).[1][4] Call 844-777-4826 for support.[1] ## If Denied or Don't Qualify: Alternatives - **PA Support**: Doctor submits via CoverMyMeds.[1] - **Generic Levetiracetam**: Cheaper immediate-release tablets (AB-rated substitutes).[1] - **Epilepsy Foundation**: Free tool matches uninsured to PAPs (apply per manufacturer).[9] - **RxAssist/PatientAssistance.com**: Search local programs.[9] - **Other Epilepsy Meds**: Discuss biosimilars/alternatives with doctor (none listed for SPRITAM).[program details] ## Disclaimer This guide is for informational purposes based on available data as of 2026. **Program terms can change**—verify at SPRITAM.com/savings or 844-SPRITAM. Not medical advice; consult your doctor/pharmacist. Aprecia/Prasco not liable for misuse. If pregnant, join registry.[1][2] Word count: 950.

Program information last verified: March 25, 2026