Affordable insulin is possible—let’s show you how.

Living with diabetes can be overwhelming—especially when the cost of insulin keeps rising. If you’ve ever had to stretch a vial or skip a dose just to save money, know this: you’re not alone, and there are real options out there to help you get the insulin you need.

Step 1: Don’t Panic—Start Researching

Your first move? Start by speaking with your healthcare provider. They may have free samples or recommend full-service prescription assistance programs that can help cover the cost. Many pharmaceutical companies offer prescription drug assistance options that significantly lower or even eliminate insulin costs for those who qualify.

Some of the most well-known insulin makers have dedicated programs that offer free or discounted insulin to eligible patients. These programs are usually designed for people without insurance or those facing serious financial hardship.

Step 2: Know Your Eligibility

Eligibility requirements vary, but most programs look at your income level, insurance status, and current medical needs. Some may also require proof of U.S. residency. If you’re unsure where you fall, a prescription assistance organization can walk you through the process and help you find the right fit.

Even if your income is slightly above the cutoff, it’s still worth applying—some programs have flexible thresholds, especially for chronic conditions like diabetes.

Step 3: Enroll with Support

Applying to these programs can get confusing, especially when paperwork and deadlines are involved. That’s why many people turn to trusted teams that support prescription assistance enrollment. They’ll handle the logistics—forms, renewals, follow-ups—so you can focus on staying healthy.

Step 4: Stay on Track

Once approved, you’ll typically receive insulin monthly or quarterly, either by mail or through a local pharmacy. Make sure to keep your documents updated and renew on time. That way, you’ll never have to worry about interruptions in your medication again.

Pay less, stay healthy—insulin help is out there.

Ready to Stop Rationing Insulin?

Advocate My Meds is here to help with prescription assistance to patients who need it most. From finding the right financial assistance for prescriptions to applying with programs like AbbVie, Pfizer, or GSK prescription assistance, they’ll walk you through each step.

Contact Advocate My Meds today and take the stress out of staying healthy.