Mounjaro savings card: from $25 with commercial insurance
The Mounjaro savings card takes your copay as low as $25 on a prescription of up to 3 months with commercial insurance, according to GLP Chart, checked August 10, 2026. The card stops at $1,950 a year. Eli Lilly runs no cash program for Mounjaro. It sells tirzepatide through LillyDirect under the Zepbound brand, from $299 a month.
The terms
| Term | What it says |
|---|---|
| What it pays | As low as $25 for up to a 3-month Rx (annual max $1,950) |
| Who qualifies | Commercial insurance. Eli Lilly sets the terms. |
| Who is excluded | Medicare, Medicaid, VA, TRICARE and all other federal or state government programs |
| Cash price if you have no insurance | You pay the retail pharmacy list price. Lilly points self-pay patients to LillyDirect instead. |
| Ends | December 31, 2026 |
| Checked | August 10, 2026 |
Read at Mounjaro savings card, August 10, 2026.
The card covers your share, not the plan's. Most pharmacies apply it once the card is on file.
Before you count on the $25, check that your plan still lists the drug. Formularies move mid-year, and a drug that comes off one takes the card with it. Our payer coverage pages carry the policy numbers and the date we read them.
Frequently asked questions
Who can use the Mounjaro savings card?
Anyone with commercial insurance that Eli Lilly accepts. The card is barred for Medicare, Medicaid, VA, TRICARE and all other federal or state government programs. Federal anti-kickback law is the reason. Using one on a government plan can expose you and the pharmacy to liability.
Does the Mounjaro savings card expire?
Eli Lilly publishes an end date of December 31, 2026. Cards at this maker are usually reissued for the next year on new terms.
What does Mounjaro cost without insurance?
You pay the retail pharmacy list price. Lilly points self-pay patients to LillyDirect instead.
Can I use the card and a pharmacy discount coupon together?
No. You use the manufacturer card or a discount coupon on one fill, never both. For an insured patient the card almost always wins.
GLP Chart is an independent comparison site, not a pharmacy and not a medical provider. Program terms are read at the source and dated. They can change on any day, so confirm yours before your next fill. Chart prices are checked every Monday.
