If you’re looking at treatment options for certain autoimmune diseases, you may want to learn more about Rinvoq. It’s a prescription drug used to treat the following conditions in certain adults:

Rinvoq can also be used to treat Atopic dermatitis is a skin disease. in certain children ages 12 years and older.

Rinvoq is a tablet that contains the active ingredient upadacitinib. The active ingredient is what makes a drug work.

Rinvoq and how to save money on prescriptions are some of the things you can read about.

Note: For more details on Rinvoq, see this in-depth article.

The price you pay for Rinvoq can vary. It may depend on your treatment plan, your insurance coverage (if you have it), and You use the pharmacy..

Talk to your doctor, pharmacy, or insurance provider to find out how much Rinvoq will cost.

There are answers to some questions about Rinvoq.

How much does Rinvoq cost without insurance vs. with insurance?

If you have insurance, your Rinvoq cost can be a lot different.

  • The dose of the drug.
  • You use the pharmacy.
  • If you are eligible for any assistance programs.

“Talk to your insurance carrier about Rinvoq’s cost. They can tell you the cost of the drug with your insurance plan. If you don’t have insurance, you can talk to your pharmacy about any savings plans you may qualify for.”

You can call your doctor or insurance provider to find out more about Rinvoq.

How much does Rinvoq cost per month or per year?

Rinvoq costs can be different depending on your insurance plan, your dose, and your pharmacy.

“To determine Rinvoq’s monthly or yearly cost, contact your pharmacy, insurance provider, or doctor’s office. They can help you figure out how much Rinvoq will cost.”

If you need help paying for Rinvoq, you can find a section called “Can I get help paying for Rinvoq?”

What’s the cost of Rinvoq with Medicare?

Your cost of Rinvoq with Medicare varies depending on your prescription coverage and your individual Medicare plan. Your dose of Rinvoq and You use the pharmacy. may impact your cost as well.

Rinvoq may cost you more than you think, so you should contact your doctor, insurance company, and pharmacy to find out how much it will cost.

You can also call Rinvoq Insurance Specialists at 800 274-6867. They can help you figure out your Rinvoq cost with your Medicare plan.

Does Rinvoq’s cost depend on the tablet strength (15 mg, 30 tablets., or 45 tablets.)?

“It is possible that Rinvoq’s cost is dependent on the strength of your tablets. Rinvoq is available in three different strengths.”

  • 15 milligrams is the amount of the drug.
  • 30 tablets.
  • 45 tablets.

Since the 45-mg tablet contains more medication than the 15-mg tablet, you may pay more for it. And other factors, like your insurance plan and You use the pharmacy. may also impact your cost for the drug.

Call your doctor, insurance provider, or pharmacy to find out what Rinvoq costs.

Rinvoq is a brand-name drug. It is not currently available in a generic version. Generic drugs are an exact copy of the active drug in a brand-name medication, but they cost less.

Why is there such a difference in the cost of brand-name drugs vs. generic drugs?

“Years of research and testing are needed to make sure that brand-name drugs are safe and effective. The drugs can be expensive if they are tested. The manufacturer of a drug can sell it for 20 years. Generic versions can be created by other drug makers. The market can lead to lower prices for generics. Generic drugs have the same active ingredients as brand-name drugs, so they don’t need to be studied again. This can lead to lower costs.”

If you take Rinvoq long term, you can lower your costs.

  • Look into getting a 90-day supply of your medication. You may be able to get a 90-day supply of Rinvoq if approved by your insurance company. This could reduce your number of trips to the pharmacy and help lower the cost of Rinvoq. If you’re interested in getting a 90-day supply of this drug, talk with your doctor, pharmacist, or insurance provider.
  • Use a mail-order pharmacy to get your medication. Using a mail-order pharmacy might help lower your cost for Rinvoq. Plus, you could get your medication without leaving home. Some Medicare plans may help cover the cost of mail-order drugs. You may also be able to get a 90-day supply of the drug through mail order. If you don’t have health insurance, talk with your doctor or pharmacist. They may be able to suggest online pharmacy options that could work for you.

If you need help understanding your insurance, check out these websites.

You can find information on insurance, drug assistance programs, and links to savings cards on these sites.

A program called Rinvoq Complete Savings Card may also be available. This is a program that people with commercial insurance can sign up for to receive copay assistance.

If you have difficulty paying for Rinvoq, the drug’s manufacturer also offers an assistance program, called myAbbVie Assist that you may qualify for.

Rinvoq Insurance Specialist can help you understand your insurance plan and what assistance you may be eligible for.

If you have questions about how to pay for your prescription, talk to your doctor or pharmacist.

If you still have questions about the Rinvoq cost, you can talk to your doctor or pharmacist. They may be able to give you a better idea of what you will pay. You need to talk to your insurance provider to learn your actual cost if you have health insurance.

You can ask your doctor or insurance provider questions.

  • Will my Rinvoq cost go up if I take a higher dose?
  • “What other drugs could I take if I can’t afford Rinvoq?”
  • Does my insurance plan cover Rinvoq?

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