How to Save Money on Tymlos in 2026: Coupons, Discounts, and Patient Assistance

Tymlos (abaloparatide) is an effective treatment for osteoporosis — but at a retail list price of approximately $4,000–$4,300 per month, cost is one of the biggest barriers patients face. The good news: several programs exist to dramatically reduce what you actually pay. Here's everything you need to know about saving money on Tymlos in 2026.

How Much Does Tymlos Cost Without Insurance?

Without any insurance or assistance program, a 30-day supply of Tymlos (one prefilled pen of 3,120 mcg/1.56 mL providing 80 mcg doses) has a retail list price exceeding $4,000 at most pharmacies. Some sources report prices above $4,291 at retail. Over the standard 18- to 24-month treatment course, that adds up to $72,000–$103,000 total without any financial help.

The cost is high because Tymlos is a brand-only specialty medication with no generic equivalent as of 2026. However, multiple programs can drastically cut your out-of-pocket expense — sometimes to zero.

Option 1: Tymlos Savings Card (For Commercially Insured Patients)

If you have commercial health insurance (not Medicare or Medicaid), you may qualify for the Tymlos Savings Card offered by Radius Health. This program can reduce your monthly out-of-pocket cost to as little as $0 per month, subject to an annual maximum benefit and program terms.

Who qualifies: Commercially insured patients with a valid Tymlos prescription

How much you save: As little as $0/month (annual cap applies)

Not eligible: Medicare, Medicaid, or other government-funded insurance programs

How to enroll: Call 1-855-243-6222 or visit tymloshcp.com/access-and-savings

Option 2: Radius Assist Patient Assistance Program (For Uninsured/Underinsured Patients)

If you don't have insurance or your insurance won't cover Tymlos, the Radius Assist program (also called Together with Tymlos) may be able to provide your medication at no cost. This program is income-based and has specific eligibility requirements.

Who qualifies: Uninsured or underinsured patients meeting income eligibility criteria

How much you save: Tymlos may be provided at no cost for up to 24 months total

How to apply: Call 1-866-896-5674 or visit tymloshcp.com/access-and-savings. Your doctor will need to be involved in the application.

Option 3: GoodRx and Discount Pharmacy Cards

For patients paying cash, GoodRx offers discounted pricing for Tymlos. As of 2026, GoodRx prices for Tymlos range from approximately $2,577 to $2,852 per month — roughly 33% to 40% off the retail list price. GoodRx has also partnered with Radius Health to offer a negotiated price of approximately $2,852 for eligible patients.

GoodRx coupons work at participating specialty pharmacies. Note: GoodRx cannot typically be combined with insurance, and Medicare patients have limited GoodRx benefits.

Option 4: Medicare Coverage and Part D Tips

If you have Medicare, Tymlos coverage depends on your specific Part D plan. Tymlos is typically placed on Tier 5 (specialty tier) on Medicare Part D formularies, resulting in coinsurance of 25–33% rather than a flat copay — which can still amount to hundreds of dollars per month.

Key Medicare savings considerations:

2026 Part D cap: As of 2026, Medicare Part D plans have a $2,100 annual out-of-pocket cap. Once you reach this cap, your plan covers 100% of your covered medications for the rest of the year.

Extra Help program: Medicare beneficiaries with limited income and resources may qualify for Extra Help (Low Income Subsidy), which significantly reduces Part D costs including for specialty drugs like Tymlos.

Medicare Prescription Payment Plan: Since January 2025, Medicare enrollees can spread out-of-pocket prescription costs over the year rather than paying large amounts upfront.

Option 5: Ask for a 90-Day Supply

Some specialty pharmacies and insurance plans allow a 90-day supply of Tymlos at a reduced per-month cost compared to 30-day fills. Ask your doctor and specialty pharmacy about this option. Note: Tymlos pens are single-patient use with a 30-day expiration after first opening, so 90-day supplies would be three separate pens.

What If I Still Can't Afford Tymlos?

If Tymlos remains unaffordable after exhausting all savings options, discuss alternatives with your doctor. Teriparatide (Forteo or generic) has a similar mechanism and FDA-approved generic versions are available at significantly lower cost. Bisphosphonates (generic alendronate ~$10-$30/month) are cost-effective first-line alternatives.

And if cost isn't the barrier but access is, medfinder can help you find pharmacies near you that have Tymlos in stock — so once your savings program is set up, you know exactly where to fill it.

For more details on locating Tymlos, see our guide to finding Tymlos in stock near you.