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Mounjaro Coupon 2026: $25 Card Rules and $499 Paths

Guide overview for Mounjaro Coupon 2026:

Sources checked 2026-08-05 · Prices and terms can change.

Quick answer

Yes. The Mounjaro coupon is Lilly's Savings Card. Both lanes require commercial drug insurance. With coverage, an eligible 1 to 3 month pen fill can be as little as $25, card savings capped at $1,950 a year. Without coverage, the card lists as low as $499 monthly. [S1]

Verified claims

Each statement below is bound to its numbered source.

  1. A real Mounjaro coupon exists: Lilly's official Mounjaro Savings Card lets eligible commercially insured patients with Mounjaro coverage and a prescription for an approved use consistent with FDA-approved product labeling pay as little as $25 for a 1-month, 2-month, or 3-month single-dose-pen fill, subject to current terms (checked 2026-08-05).1
  2. Covered-card savings are capped at $150 per 1-month, $300 per 2-month, or $450 per 3-month fill, with a separate annual maximum of $1,950, up to 13 fills per calendar year, and a required patient HIPAA authorization (checked 2026-08-05).1
  3. For commercial insurance that does not cover Mounjaro and a prescription for an approved use consistent with FDA-approved product labeling, the card lists as low as $499 for a 1-month single-dose-pen fill, with maximum monthly savings of $647, maximum annual savings of $8,411, and up to 13 fills per calendar year (checked 2026-08-05).1
  4. The program defines one month as 28 days and up to 4 pens and three months as 84 days and up to 12 pens, and a 3-month covered fill can total as little as $25 when eligible (checked 2026-08-05).1
  5. The card expires and savings end on 12/31/2026, and Lilly may amend or terminate card eligibility and terms at any time without notice (checked 2026-08-05).1
  6. Governmental beneficiaries are excluded, the program is not insurance, and card activation is required (checked 2026-08-05).1
  7. Card savings cannot be combined with any other program, discount, discount card, coupon, incentive, or similar offer involving Mounjaro (checked 2026-08-05).1
  8. Card savings apply only to listed Mounjaro single-dose pen NDCs; other methods of administration are not eligible (checked 2026-08-05).1
  9. Lilly listed the Mounjaro list price as $1,112.16 per fill, with one fill defined as a month's supply of four pens, as of the 2026-08-02 check; the page was HTTP 403 on 2026-08-05 so the figure could not be re-verified today.2
  10. LillyDirect displays the self-pay price text Starting at $499/month, with a prescription required, terms applying, and possible additional taxes and fees (checked 2026-08-05).3
  11. The LillyDirect self-pay purchase terms bar reimbursement from insurers or third parties and bar counting the amount paid toward an insurance deductible or out-of-pocket spending requirements, and define one fill as four pens per month (checked 2026-08-05).4
  12. The captured render of the LillyDirect purchase-terms page (a model-mediated markdown render, byte-level fidelity not guaranteed) states reimbursement, deductible-credit, and fill-definition terms but shows no exact dollar amounts, refill timing conditions, annual fill limits, or offer expiration date; that absence is recorded as not_stated note ns2, and the displayed $499 amount appears on the LillyDirect pricing page (checked 2026-08-05).43
  13. SingleCare, a third-party discount service, claims $872.48 for four 5 mg pens with its coupon against a stated average retail price of $1,553.57; these are third-party claims captured 2026-08-05, not manufacturer prices, and Lilly's terms bar combining its card with other discount offers.51
  14. Our dated first-party provider ledger evidences seven tirzepatide-relevant programs: Trimi advertises compounded tirzepatide from $125/month on annual plans; yourEra advertises compounded tirzepatide from $169/month; HealthRX advertises from $133/month and references $99/month on a 12-month plan; Oak Longevity advertises its program from $119/month while noting other page-metadata figures, so checkout verification is required; CareBareRX advertises from $199 with total and ongoing cost requiring confirmation; Serena Health advertises GLP-related offers from $192, $199, and $279/month depending on formulation, with medication approval status not stated; and Synergy RX displays Oral Tirzepatide from $299, Compounded Tirzepatide from $349, and Mounjaro from $499 without stated cadence, supply period, or full inclusions (ledger checked through 2026-07-23; Synergy RX row checked 2026-08-01). Rows that price compounded tirzepatide by name run $125 to $349 per month; other rows advertise program level floors from $99 per month without stating which medication the floor prices. Where a captured row states compounding, compounded drugs are not FDA-approved.6
  15. Lilly's Mounjaro savings page points Medicare drug plan members to the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan (M3P), described as a free budgeting tool that spreads prescription costs over fixed monthly payments during the plan year; it is not a discount (checked 2026-08-05).1
  16. Medicare Extra Help is a separate Part D program for people with limited income and resources that can lower or cut Part D costs; it does not change the savings card's exclusion of governmental beneficiaries (checked 2026-08-06).18
  17. WellRx is a third-party discount claim page. Its 2026-08-06 structure capture returned HTTP 403; an independent Firecrawl extraction that day succeeded, and no WellRx price claim is used.9
  18. Mounjaro (tirzepatide) is an FDA approved prescription medicine; its approval record is public in the FDA drug approval database under application 215866.7

Facts to compare

Source-bound facts from this guide
QuestionPublished factEvidence
CostA real Mounjaro coupon exists: Lilly's official Mounjaro Savings Card lets eligible commercially insured patients with Mounjaro coverage and a prescription for an approved use consistent with FDA-approved product labeling pay as little as $25 for a 1-month, 2-month, or 3-month single-dose-pen fill, subject to current terms (checked 2026-08-05).Mapped claim
CostCovered-card savings are capped at $150 per 1-month, $300 per 2-month, or $450 per 3-month fill, with a separate annual maximum of $1,950, up to 13 fills per calendar year, and a required patient HIPAA authorization (checked 2026-08-05).Mapped claim
CostFor commercial insurance that does not cover Mounjaro and a prescription for an approved use consistent with FDA-approved product labeling, the card lists as low as $499 for a 1-month single-dose-pen fill, with maximum monthly savings of $647, maximum annual savings of $8,411, and up to 13 fills per calendar year (checked 2026-08-05).Mapped claim
CostThe program defines one month as 28 days and up to 4 pens and three months as 84 days and up to 12 pens, and a 3-month covered fill can total as little as $25 when eligible (checked 2026-08-05).Mapped claim
Eligibility or termsThe card expires and savings end on 12/31/2026, and Lilly may amend or terminate card eligibility and terms at any time without notice (checked 2026-08-05).Mapped claim
Eligibility or termsCard savings apply only to listed Mounjaro single-dose pen NDCs; other methods of administration are not eligible (checked 2026-08-05).Mapped claim
CostLilly listed the Mounjaro list price as $1,112.16 per fill, with one fill defined as a month's supply of four pens, as of the 2026-08-02 check; the page was HTTP 403 on 2026-08-05 so the figure could not be re-verified today.Mapped claim
CostLillyDirect displays the self-pay price text Starting at $499/month, with a prescription required, terms applying, and possible additional taxes and fees (checked 2026-08-05).Mapped claim

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Is there a real Mounjaro coupon right now?

Searchers type Mounjaro coupon, but the manufacturer calls its program the Mounjaro Savings Card. The card is published on the official Mounjaro savings page, it requires activation, it requires a valid patient HIPAA authorization, and its terms say in capital letters that the card is not insurance. [S1]

The card has two commercial lanes, and your insurance response decides which one applies. If your commercial plan covers Mounjaro, the card can bring an eligible fill down to as little as $25. If your commercial plan does not cover Mounjaro, a separate path on the same card lists as low as $499 for a one month single dose pen fill. Both floors were checked on August 5, 2026, and both sit inside caps, fill definitions, and eligibility conditions this guide lays out in full. Our sibling guide covers Zepbound coupon terms and prices.

On stacking, the current terms state that card savings cannot be combined with any other program, discount, discount card, coupon, incentive, or similar offer involving Mounjaro.

Manufacturer Mounjaro prices come only from official Lilly pages and carry their checked dates. Provider program figures come from our dated evidence ledger. Third party discount services are labeled claims, never our price authority. When a page blocked our recheck, we say so and show the last verified date instead of guessing.

Is there a real Mounjaro coupon right now?
Access pathwayDated evidence
Savings card, commercial with coverage (verified 2026-08-05)As little as $25 for a 1, 2, or 3 month single dose pen fill; card savings caps $150/$300/$450 per fill, $1,950 per year, 13 fills
Savings card, commercial without coverage (verified 2026-08-05)As low as $499 for a 1 month single dose pen fill; card savings caps $647 monthly, $8,411 yearly, 13 fills
LillyDirect self pay (verified 2026-08-05)Starting at $499/month for self pay; prescription required; terms apply; additional taxes and fees may apply [S3]
List price anchor (verified 2026-08-02; page 403 on 2026-08-05)$1,112.16 per fill; one fill is four pens per month [S2]
Card product and time boundary (verified 2026-08-05)Single dose pen NDCs only; card expires and savings end 12/31/2026; no stacking with other Mounjaro offers
Compounded alternative pathway (ledger 2026-07-23; Synergy RX row 2026-08-01)Seven ledger-evidenced telehealth programs advertise tirzepatide relevant care. Rows that price compounded tirzepatide by name run $125 to $349 per month; other rows advertise program level floors from $99 per month without stating which medication the floor prices; compounded drugs are not FDA approved [S6]
Third party discount claims context (verified 2026-08-05)SingleCare claims $872.48 for four 5 mg pens against a stated $1,553.57 average retail; Lilly terms bar combining its card with such offers [S5]

How much can the Mounjaro Savings Card save you?

Under the current terms, a patient with commercial drug insurance that covers Mounjaro, plus a prescription for an approved use, can pay as little as $25 for a one, two, or three month fill of the Mounjaro single dose pen. The program defines one month as 28 days and up to 4 pens, two months as 56 days and up to 8 pens, and three months as 84 days and up to 12 pens. Those definitions were checked on August 5, 2026, and they matter because a fill that does not match them can process outside the card entirely.

The card contributes a capped amount, not an unlimited one. Savings max out at $150 for a one month fill, $300 for a two month fill, or $450 for a three month fill, with a separate annual maximum of $1,950 per calendar year and a limit of up to 13 fills. If your plan leaves you a $700 copay on a one month fill, the card can contribute at most $150, and you pay the rest. The $25 figure is a floor for well covered patients, not a promise to every cardholder.

Lilly listed Mounjaro at $1,112.16 per fill when we checked its pricing page on August 2, 2026, with one fill defined as a month's supply of four pens. That page blocked our recheck on August 5, 2026, so we show the last verified date instead. Without coverage, no card math reaches $25. [S2]

The savings page notes that, when your prescriber and your plan allow it, a single three month prescription can total as little as $25 across the whole 84 day supply; whether your refill timing, insurer, and pharmacy permit that quantity is a question for them.

How much can the Mounjaro Savings Card save you?
Covered commercial fieldChecked August 5, 2026 [S1]
Advertised floorAs little as $25 for a 1, 2, or 3 month single dose pen fill
Savings caps$150/$300/$450 per fill; $1,950 per year; 13 fills

What if your commercial plan does not cover Mounjaro?

The current terms include a distinct path for patients who hold commercial drug insurance that does not cover Mounjaro. With a prescription for an approved use, that lane lists as low as $499 for a one month fill of the single dose pen, where a month means 28 days and up to 4 pens. The supporting caps are larger than the covered lane's: maximum monthly savings of $647 and a separate maximum annual savings of $8,411 per calendar year, across up to 13 fills. Checked August 5, 2026.

Card savings apply only to the listed Mounjaro single dose pen NDCs, and the terms say other methods of administration are not eligible. If your prescription is written for any other presentation, the card does not apply to it as written. Confirm the exact product on the prescription with your pharmacy before you count on either lane, because a mismatch moves the transaction outside the program rather than producing a smaller discount.

The card expires and savings end on 12/31/2026, and Lilly reserves the right to amend or terminate eligibility and terms at any time, without notice, for any reason. Reopen the official savings page on the day you fill, and treat the pharmacy's processed amount as the operative number.

If your plan denied coverage, ask whether the denial is final: the covered lane requires commercial drug insurance that covers Mounjaro, checked August 5, 2026, so a change in the coverage decision changes which lane applies. [S1] Our prior authorization appeals guide walks through that process.

What if your commercial plan does not cover Mounjaro?
Uncovered commercial fieldChecked August 5, 2026 [S1]
Advertised floorAs low as $499 for a 1 month single dose pen fill
Savings caps$647 monthly; $8,411 yearly; 13 fills

How does LillyDirect self pay compare with the coupon?

LillyDirect displayed the self pay price text Starting at $499/month, prescription required, terms apply, additional taxes and fees may apply, checked August 5, 2026. [S3]

The purchase terms state the buyer will not seek payment or accept reimbursement, either directly or indirectly, from any insurance plan or other third party payer. Payments cannot be counted toward an insurance deductible or out of pocket spending requirements. One fill is a month's supply defined as four pens. Self pay through LillyDirect is a clean cash transaction that builds no insurance progress. [S4]

Our captured render of the purchase terms page, byte level fidelity not guaranteed, shows no dollar amounts, no refill timing conditions, no annual fill limits, and no expiration date. The $499 figure lives on the LillyDirect pricing page, not in the terms document.

Choosing between the card's uncovered lane and LillyDirect self pay is therefore not about the sticker, which matches at $499 checked August 5, 2026. The captured LillyDirect purchase terms bar counting that payment toward a deductible or out of pocket maximum; the captured savings card terms do not state how card assisted payments are treated, so confirm that with your plan before deciding. [S1] [S4]

Can you use a Mounjaro coupon with Medicare or no insurance?

The exclusion is unambiguous: governmental beneficiaries are excluded from the savings card, and the program is not insurance. Medicare, Medicaid, and other government funded drug coverage put you outside both card lanes no matter what a coupon aggregator implies. For Medicare drug plan members, Lilly's page points to the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan, which it describes as a free budgeting tool that spreads prescription costs into fixed monthly payments across the plan year. That smooths cash flow; it does not reduce the total. Medicare Extra Help is a separate Part D program for people with limited income and resources that can lower or cut Part D costs; the card still excludes governmental beneficiaries. [S1] [S8]

With no insurance at all, neither card lane applies either, because both require commercial drug insurance. The official self pay route is LillyDirect, which displayed Starting at $499 per month for self pay on August 5, 2026, prescription required. That is the manufacturer's own cash path, and it is the honest baseline against which any other cash quote should be judged; our Mounjaro cost without insurance guide prices that path.

Third party discount services occupy the space between, and we report them as claims, not verified prices. SingleCare's Mounjaro page, captured August 5, 2026, advertises $872.48 for four 5 mg pens with its coupon against a stated average retail price of $1,553.57. We did not verify them at a pharmacy, and they can change without notice. [S5] WellRx is a third party discount claim page, not our price authority. Its August 6, 2026 structure capture returned HTTP 403; an independent Firecrawl extraction that day succeeded, and we make no WellRx price claim. [S9]

Lilly's terms bar combining its card with any other discount, discount card, coupon, incentive, or similar Mounjaro offer. A pharmacy discount claim and the manufacturer card are competing routes, not ingredients. Have the pharmacy quote each lawful route separately for your exact prescription, then pay through the single route that processes lowest.

What are the alternatives if you do not qualify for the card?

Affiliate disclosure: Clinic Scout may earn a commission when you visit a partner program through links in this guide. The programs below are the tirzepatide relevant partner programs carried in our dated evidence ledger, so a program with no partner relationship does not appear here. Commissions never change the figures we publish, their captured check dates, or what our checks found.

The alternative pathway includes different product types with different tradeoffs. Where a provider's captured row states compounding, compounded tirzepatide is not the FDA approved Mounjaro product. What the pathway offers is a lower advertised monthly figure and a telehealth intake in which a licensed clinician decides whether treatment is appropriate at all. Nothing on this page screens you; suitability is the clinician's call, not a checkout option. [S6] [S7]

Seven programs evidenced in our ledger carry dated first party evidence of tirzepatide relevant care. Each row below shows the captured advertised floor and the captured medication list separately, with its check date and stated boundary. [S6]

Compare online GLP-1 providers.

Advertised floors are starting points, not totals. Some of these programs reach their lowest figure only on annual commitments, some leave supply period and inclusions unstated. Read the dated review for any program you are considering (Trimi review, Synergy RX review, Serena Health review), then run the full year through the GLP-1 cost calculator so you compare twelve month totals rather than stickers; the tirzepatide cost evidence guide compares branded and compounded math.

Every provider link on this page runs through our tracked routes, is disclosed above, and is marked sponsored. The dated rows behind these figures, prices, formulations, and check dates come from our hashed provider evidence ledger; where we have published a dated review, it is linked above (Trimi, Synergy RX, Serena Health).

What are the alternatives if you do not qualify for the card?
Program, tracked link and ledger check dateAdvertised floor as captured, with stated boundary
Trimi, checked July 23, 2026Compounded tirzepatide from $125 per month on annual plans
yourEra, checked July 23, 2026Compounded tirzepatide from $169 per month
HealthRX, checked July 23, 2026Program advertised from $133 per month; the ledger row lists compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide; the checked page also references $99 per month on a 12 month plan
Oak Longevity, checked July 23, 2026Program advertised from $119 per month; the ledger row describes semaglutide and tirzepatide options; other figures exposed in page metadata, so checkout verification is required
CareBareRX, checked July 23, 2026Program advertised from $199; the ledger row references compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide; total and ongoing cost require confirmation
Serena Health, checked July 23, 2026Semaglutide plus B6 injectable, semaglutide sublingual, and tirzepatide plus B6 injectable, advertised from $192, $199, and $279 per month depending on formulation; the ledger records medication approval status as not stated
Synergy RX, checked August 1, 2026Oral tirzepatide from $299, compounded tirzepatide from $349, and Mounjaro from $499, without stating cadence, supply period, or full inclusions

How do you activate and use the card without surprises?

First, get your plan's actual coverage response for Mounjaro, because covered and uncovered are different lanes with different floors and caps, and guessing wastes a trip. Second, open the official Mounjaro savings page, confirm you meet the card's stated eligibility terms, and activate the card; activation is required and participation requires a valid patient HIPAA authorization. Third, confirm with the pharmacy that the prescription is for a listed Mounjaro single dose pen product and that the quantity matches the program's month definitions before the claim is run.

At the counter, ask for the processed amount before paying, and ask which route produced it. If the number surprises you, the cause is usually mechanical: the plan response changed, the quantity did not match a card definition, a cap absorbed less than expected, the annual maximum or 13 fill limit was reached, or another discount was attempted alongside the card, which the terms forbid. Save the receipt and the terms version so the difference can be traced instead of argued.

The card expires and savings end on 12/31/2026, and Lilly may amend or terminate eligibility and terms at any time without notice. Recheck the official page before every fill, after any insurance change, and after any change in prescribed product or quantity. Lilly prices on this page were checked August 5, 2026. [S1] The list price held at $1,112.16 when last verified August 2, 2026. [S2] The compounded program figures come from our provider ledger checked through July 23, 2026, with the Synergy RX row checked August 1, 2026. [S6]

This guide compares programs and prices; it does not practice medicine. Whether Mounjaro or any alternative is right for you belongs to your prescriber, and eligibility for any program belongs to that program's current terms.

Mounjaro coupon means one card, two lanes, a manufacturer cash route, and a compounded pathway that is a different product. As little as $25 with coverage, $499 without it or through LillyDirect, and $1,112.16 list as last verified. Rows that price compounded tirzepatide by name run $125 to $349 per month; other rows advertise program level floors from $99 per month without stating which medication the floor prices. Each figure has its date attached. Match your insurance lane first, verify the exact pen product, respect the caps and the 12/31/2026 clock, and let the pharmacy's processed amount make the final call.

Sources

  1. [S1] Eli Lilly and Company / Mounjaro. Mounjaro Savings Card and Coverage (full embedded commercial terms). Checked August 5, 2026.
  2. [S2] Eli Lilly and Company. Mounjaro Cost Information (list price). Checked August 2, 2026. Recheck attempts on August 5, 2026 returned HTTP 403.
  3. [S3] Eli Lilly and Company / LillyDirect. LillyDirect Mounjaro Self-Pay Pricing. Checked August 5, 2026.
  4. [S4] Eli Lilly and Company / LillyDirect. LillyDirect Mounjaro Purchase Terms. Checked August 5, 2026.
  5. [S5] SingleCare. SingleCare Mounjaro Coupon Page (third-party claims context). Checked August 5, 2026.
  6. [S6] GLP Clinic Scout first-party provider evidence ledger (flagship-v2 release glp-finishline-g4-g5-g9-g10-20260804-r1). GLP Clinic Scout Provider Program Content Ledger (tirzepatide-relevant excerpt). Checked July 23, 2026.
  7. [S7] U.S. Food and Drug Administration. FDA Drug Approval File: Mounjaro application 215866. Checked August 6, 2026.
  8. [S8] Social Security Administration. Medicare Part D Extra Help. Checked August 6, 2026.
  9. [S9] ScriptSave WellRx. Mounjaro coupon capture. Checked August 6, 2026; structure HTTP 403 and independent Firecrawl success, no price used.

Frequently asked questions

Does Mounjaro have a coupon for people without insurance?

Not through the savings card, which requires commercial drug insurance in both lanes per the terms checked August 5, 2026. The official cash route is LillyDirect, which displayed Starting at $499 per month for self pay the same day, prescription required, with taxes and fees possible. [S3]

Can I use a coupon for Mounjaro if my doctor prescribes the drug for weight loss?

Both card lanes require a prescription for an approved use consistent with FDA approved product labeling under terms checked August 5, 2026. A prescription outside those terms falls outside both lanes. Confirm with your prescriber and plan against the official Mounjaro terms in [S1].

How much is Mounjaro with the savings card?

With commercial drug insurance that covers Mounjaro, an eligible one, two, or three month single dose pen fill can cost as little as $25, checked August 5, 2026. Savings cap at $150, $300, or $450 per fill and $1,950 per year across up to 13 fills, so a large copay can leave you paying more than $25. [S1]

Can Medicare or Medicaid patients use the Mounjaro coupon?

No. The terms checked August 5, 2026 exclude governmental beneficiaries from the savings card, and the program is not insurance. Lilly's page points Medicare drug plan members to the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan, a free budgeting tool that spreads costs into fixed monthly payments without lowering the total. [S1]

Can you get Mounjaro for free?

Neither card lane is free. Both require commercial drug insurance: the covered lane lists as little as $25 and the uncovered lane as low as $499, checked August 5, 2026. LillyDirect, the official self pay route, displayed Starting at $499 per month that day. No zero cost pathway is captured on this page. [S1] [S3]

Can I stack the Mounjaro card with a SingleCare discount coupon?

No. The current terms bar combining card savings with any other program, discount, discount card, coupon, incentive, or similar Mounjaro offer. Compare routes instead: have the pharmacy quote the card lane and any third party discount separately, then pay through whichever single route processes lowest for your prescription. [S1]

When does the Mounjaro savings card expire?

The terms checked August 5, 2026 state the card expires and savings end on 12/31/2026 for both the covered and uncovered commercial lanes. Lilly can also amend or terminate eligibility and terms at any time without notice, so recheck the official savings page on the day of each fill. [S1]

Does the Mounjaro coupon work on every form of the drug?

No. Card savings apply only to the listed Mounjaro single dose pen NDCs, and the terms checked August 5, 2026 state other methods of administration are not eligible. Confirm the exact product on your prescription with the pharmacy before counting on either card lane. [S1]

What is the Mounjaro list price without any discount?

Lilly listed $1,112.16 per fill when we checked its pricing page on August 2, 2026, with one fill defined as a month's supply of four pens. The page blocked our recheck on August 5, 2026, so treat the figure as last verified on August 2 and confirm current pricing with Lilly or your pharmacy. [S2]

Is compounded tirzepatide the same as Mounjaro?

No. Compounded tirzepatide is not the FDA approved Mounjaro product, and this guide states that boundary wherever a compounded option appears. In the telehealth programs evidenced in our dated ledger, rows that price compounded tirzepatide by name run $125 to $349 per month; other rows advertise program level floors from $99 per month without stating which medication the floor prices. The ledger was checked July 23, 2026, with the Synergy RX row checked August 1, 2026, and a licensed clinician decides whether any treatment is appropriate for you. [S6]

Sources and what they support

  1. Eli Lilly and Company / MounjaroSupports: A real Mounjaro coupon exists: Lilly's official Mounjaro Savings Card lets eligible commercially insured patients with Mounjaro coverage and a prescription for an approved use consistent with FDA-approved product labeling pay as little as $25 for a 1-month, 2-month, or 3-month single-dose-pen fill, subject to current terms (checked 2026-08-05). · Covered-card savings are capped at $150 per 1-month, $300 per 2-month, or $450 per 3-month fill, with a separate annual maximum of $1,950, up to 13 fills per calendar year, and a required patient HIPAA authorization (checked 2026-08-05). · For commercial insurance that does not cover Mounjaro and a prescription for an approved use consistent with FDA-approved product labeling, the card lists as low as $499 for a 1-month single-dose-pen fill, with maximum monthly savings of $647, maximum annual savings of $8,411, and up to 13 fills per calendar year (checked 2026-08-05). · The program defines one month as 28 days and up to 4 pens and three months as 84 days and up to 12 pens, and a 3-month covered fill can total as little as $25 when eligible (checked 2026-08-05). · The card expires and savings end on 12/31/2026, and Lilly may amend or terminate card eligibility and terms at any time without notice (checked 2026-08-05). · Governmental beneficiaries are excluded, the program is not insurance, and card activation is required (checked 2026-08-05). · Card savings cannot be combined with any other program, discount, discount card, coupon, incentive, or similar offer involving Mounjaro (checked 2026-08-05). · Card savings apply only to listed Mounjaro single-dose pen NDCs; other methods of administration are not eligible (checked 2026-08-05). · SingleCare, a third-party discount service, claims $872.48 for four 5 mg pens with its coupon against a stated average retail price of $1,553.57; these are third-party claims captured 2026-08-05, not manufacturer prices, and Lilly's terms bar combining its card with other discount offers. · Lilly's Mounjaro savings page points Medicare drug plan members to the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan (M3P), described as a free budgeting tool that spreads prescription costs over fixed monthly payments during the plan year; it is not a discount (checked 2026-08-05). · Medicare Extra Help is a separate Part D program for people with limited income and resources that can lower or cut Part D costs; it does not change the savings card's exclusion of governmental beneficiaries (checked 2026-08-06).Open sourceChecked 2026-08-05
  2. Eli Lilly and CompanySupports: Lilly listed the Mounjaro list price as $1,112.16 per fill, with one fill defined as a month's supply of four pens, as of the 2026-08-02 check; the page was HTTP 403 on 2026-08-05 so the figure could not be re-verified today.Open sourceChecked 2026-08-02
  3. Eli Lilly and Company / LillyDirectSupports: LillyDirect displays the self-pay price text Starting at $499/month, with a prescription required, terms applying, and possible additional taxes and fees (checked 2026-08-05). · The captured render of the LillyDirect purchase-terms page (a model-mediated markdown render, byte-level fidelity not guaranteed) states reimbursement, deductible-credit, and fill-definition terms but shows no exact dollar amounts, refill timing conditions, annual fill limits, or offer expiration date; that absence is recorded as not_stated note ns2, and the displayed $499 amount appears on the LillyDirect pricing page (checked 2026-08-05).Open sourceChecked 2026-08-05
  4. Eli Lilly and Company / LillyDirectSupports: The LillyDirect self-pay purchase terms bar reimbursement from insurers or third parties and bar counting the amount paid toward an insurance deductible or out-of-pocket spending requirements, and define one fill as four pens per month (checked 2026-08-05). · The captured render of the LillyDirect purchase-terms page (a model-mediated markdown render, byte-level fidelity not guaranteed) states reimbursement, deductible-credit, and fill-definition terms but shows no exact dollar amounts, refill timing conditions, annual fill limits, or offer expiration date; that absence is recorded as not_stated note ns2, and the displayed $499 amount appears on the LillyDirect pricing page (checked 2026-08-05).Open sourceChecked 2026-08-05
  5. SingleCareSupports: SingleCare, a third-party discount service, claims $872.48 for four 5 mg pens with its coupon against a stated average retail price of $1,553.57; these are third-party claims captured 2026-08-05, not manufacturer prices, and Lilly's terms bar combining its card with other discount offers.Open sourceChecked 2026-08-05
  6. GLP Clinic Scout first-party provider evidence ledger (flagship-v2 release glp-finishline-g4-g5-g9-g10-20260804-r1)Supports: Our dated first-party provider ledger evidences seven tirzepatide-relevant programs: Trimi advertises compounded tirzepatide from $125/month on annual plans; yourEra advertises compounded tirzepatide from $169/month; HealthRX advertises from $133/month and references $99/month on a 12-month plan; Oak Longevity advertises its program from $119/month while noting other page-metadata figures, so checkout verification is required; CareBareRX advertises from $199 with total and ongoing cost requiring confirmation; Serena Health advertises GLP-related offers from $192, $199, and $279/month depending on formulation, with medication approval status not stated; and Synergy RX displays Oral Tirzepatide from $299, Compounded Tirzepatide from $349, and Mounjaro from $499 without stated cadence, supply period, or full inclusions (ledger checked through 2026-07-23; Synergy RX row checked 2026-08-01). Rows that price compounded tirzepatide by name run $125 to $349 per month; other rows advertise program level floors from $99 per month without stating which medication the floor prices. Where a captured row states compounding, compounded drugs are not FDA-approved.Open sourceChecked 2026-07-23
  7. U.S. Food and Drug AdministrationSupports: Mounjaro (tirzepatide) is an FDA approved prescription medicine; its approval record is public in the FDA drug approval database under application 215866.Open sourceChecked 2026-08-06
  8. U.S. Social Security Administration / MedicareSupports: Medicare Extra Help is a separate Part D program for people with limited income and resources that can lower or cut Part D costs; it does not change the savings card's exclusion of governmental beneficiaries (checked 2026-08-06).Open sourceChecked 2026-08-06
  9. ScriptSave WellRxSupports: WellRx is a third-party discount claim page. Its 2026-08-06 structure capture returned HTTP 403; an independent Firecrawl extraction that day succeeded, and no WellRx price claim is used.Open sourceChecked 2026-08-06