Updated: February 26, 2026
How to Save Money on Praluent in 2026: Coupons, Discounts, and Patient Assistance
Author
Peter Daggett

- What Does Praluent Actually Cost?
- Option 1: MyPRALUENT Copay Card (For Commercially Insured Patients)
- Option 2: MyPraluent Patient Assistance Program (For Uninsured/Underinsured)
- Option 3: GoodRx Coupons (For Cash-Pay Patients)
- Option 4: Medicare Part D Savings for Medicare Patients
- Maximizing Your Savings: Practical Tips
Overview
Praluent (alirocumab) costs $533–$777/month without insurance. Here are every coupon, discount program, and patient assistance option available in 2026.
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Praluent (alirocumab) is one of the most effective cholesterol-lowering medications available, but its price reflects that — without insurance or a savings program, two prefilled pens cost approximately $533–$777 per month. The good news: multiple programs exist to significantly reduce what you actually pay. Here's a complete guide to every money-saving option available in 2026.
What Does Praluent Actually Cost?
Praluent pricing varies by dose, pharmacy, and whether you're using insurance or a discount program:
Cash price without discounts: ~$533–$777 per month for two prefilled pens (75 mg or 150 mg)
Annual list price: ~$5,850/year at the list price Sanofi established after a 60% price reduction in 2018
With commercial insurance: Varies widely; prior authorization required; copay depends on plan tier
With GoodRx coupon (cash pay): As low as $225 for 2 pens — roughly 65% off average retail price of ~$636
Praluent is a biologic medication with no generic or biosimilar equivalent available in the US as of 2026 — so the brand price is what everyone is working with. Savings programs are essential.
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Option 1: MyPRALUENT Copay Card (For Commercially Insured Patients)
The MyPRALUENT Copay Card is the most impactful savings option for most commercially insured patients. Provided by Regeneron:
Eligible patients may pay as little as $35–$50 per month for deductibles, copays, and coinsurance
Maximum program savings: $3,500 per year
No income requirements to qualify
Not valid for Medicare, Medicaid, VA, DOD, or TRICARE beneficiaries
How to apply: Call 1-844-772-5836 or visit praluent.com/starting-and-paying-for-praluent-rx. Have your insurance information ready. Enrollment is quick and the card can be used at your specialty pharmacy.
Option 2: MyPraluent Patient Assistance Program (For Uninsured/Underinsured)
For patients without adequate insurance coverage and with limited income, Regeneron's Patient Assistance Program (PAP) may provide Praluent at no cost:
Eligible uninsured or underinsured patients may receive Praluent at no charge for up to 12 months, renewable
Income restrictions apply (contact the program for current thresholds)
Enroll via phone: 1-844-PRALUENT (1-844-772-5836) or online at praluent.com
Your doctor or a staff member at their office can also help submit the PAP enrollment form on your behalf.
Option 3: GoodRx Coupons (For Cash-Pay Patients)
GoodRx offers Praluent for as low as $225 for 2 pens at participating pharmacies — a discount of approximately 65% from the average retail price of $636. GoodRx coupons are used as cash-pay discounts and cannot be combined with insurance.
GoodRx is most useful when you're between insurance coverage periods, have a high deductible plan, or when the cash-pay price is lower than your insurance copay. Present the GoodRx coupon at any participating pharmacy along with your prescription.
Option 4: Medicare Part D Savings for Medicare Patients
Medicare patients face some unique challenges: the MyPRALUENT Copay Card is not valid for Medicare beneficiaries under federal law. However, there are still options:
Part D $2,100 annual out-of-pocket cap (2026): Once you hit this cap, your plan covers your medications at 100% for the rest of the calendar year — including Praluent if it's covered by your plan.
Extra Help / Low-Income Subsidy (LIS): If your income and assets are below certain thresholds, you may qualify for Extra Help, which limits your Part D deductible and copays significantly.
MyPraluent PAP for Medicare patients: If you don't have Part D coverage for Praluent and meet income requirements, the PAP may still provide assistance. Contact 1-844-772-5836 for details.
Maximizing Your Savings: Practical Tips
Enroll in the copay card or PAP before your first fill — not after you've paid full price
Ask your doctor's office if they have samples available for bridge coverage while waiting for PA approval
If starting at 75 mg q2wk, your doctor may titrate up to 150 mg q2wk — starting at the lower dose reduces annual costs by roughly 20–30%
Compare your out-of-pocket cost under the copay card vs. GoodRx — occasionally GoodRx is lower
If you're also struggling to find Praluent in stock after sorting out cost, medfinder can help locate pharmacies near you that have your medication available. Provide your drug, dosage, and location and medfinder calls local pharmacies on your behalf.
For more help on locating Praluent, see our guide on how to find Praluent in stock near you.
Frequently Asked Questions
Without insurance or a discount program, Praluent costs approximately $533–$777 per month for two prefilled pens. With a GoodRx coupon, the price can drop to as low as $225 for two 75 mg pens. Praluent's annual list price is approximately $5,850 following Sanofi's 2018 price reduction.
Call 1-844-772-5836 or visit praluent.com/starting-and-paying-for-praluent-rx. The MyPRALUENT Copay Card is available to commercially insured patients (not Medicare or Medicaid). Eligible patients may pay as little as $35–$50/month, with up to $3,500 in annual savings.
Yes, though the MyPRALUENT Copay Card cannot be used with Medicare. Medicare patients can benefit from the Part D $2,100 annual out-of-pocket cap (2026), the Extra Help/LIS program for lower-income patients, and the MyPraluent Patient Assistance Program for those who meet income requirements.
Yes. The MyPraluent Patient Assistance Program provides Praluent at no cost for up to 12 months to eligible uninsured or underinsured patients who meet income requirements. Renewals are possible. Contact Regeneron at 1-844-772-5836 or visit praluent.com to apply.
No. GoodRx coupons function as cash-pay discounts and cannot be combined with insurance coverage. You must choose one or the other at the time of dispensing. Compare your insurance copay (with or without the MyPRALUENT Copay Card) against the GoodRx price to determine which saves you more.
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