US price / insurance / savings / 2026

Foundayo has a $649 list price. That is not what every patient pays.

The clean answer needs four different numbers: wholesale acquisition cost, insured out-of-pocket cost, a current self-pay offer, and the pharmacy quote. This guide keeps them separate and dates every manufacturer program term.

List price$649
Self-pay from$149
Covered from$25
CheckedJul 20
Direct answer

The official benchmark is $649 per 30-tablet pack.

Lilly's wholesale acquisition cost disclosure lists $649 for each 30-tablet pack of Foundayo across the 0.8, 2.5, 5.5, 9, 14.5, and 17.2 mg strengths.

Wholesale acquisition cost is a list-price benchmark. It is not the amount every patient pays. Insurance, pharmacy processing, savings eligibility, and the current self-pay program can produce a different result.

Check Lilly's current official pricing page →
Current US price routes

Five numbers, five different meanings.

These manufacturer terms were checked July 20, 2026. They can change, and no row guarantees what a plan or pharmacy will charge.

Price routeCurrent amountWhat it applies toBoundary
Wholesale acquisition cost$649Each 30-tablet pack across all six approved strengthsA manufacturer list price for distribution. It is not the amount every patient pays.
Current self-pay offer$149One 30-day prescription for the 0.8 mg strengthOfficial program eligibility, fill limits, prescription requirements, and expiration apply.
Current self-pay offer$199One 30-day prescription for the 2.5 mg strengthThe offer is cash or self-pay and cannot be submitted for reimbursement.
Current self-pay offer$299One 30-day prescription for 5.5, 9, 14.5, or 17.2 mgHigher-strength continuation terms include a refill-timing condition for 14.5 and 17.2 mg.
Commercial insurance savingsAs low as $25Eligible people with commercial insurance coverage for FoundayoNot a guaranteed price. Eligibility, plan coverage, maximum savings, and program terms apply.
Cost vocabulary

Do not collapse unlike prices into one answer.

A useful price page names the layer first, then reports the number and its eligibility boundary.

01List price
Cost layer

What distribution starts from

The official $649 wholesale acquisition cost is a manufacturer list-price record for a 30-tablet pack. It does not include every rebate, discount, insurance decision, pharmacy price, or patient assistance result.

02Insurance cost
Cost layer

What the benefit design produces

A deductible, copay, coinsurance, formulary tier, prior-authorization rule, and covered pharmacy can all change the amount due. The exact plan and prescription must be checked together.

03Self-pay offer
Cost layer

What a temporary program permits

The current Lilly self-pay prices are offer terms, not a new list price and not insurance. They require an approved-use prescription and have residency, age, fill-count, reimbursement, and expiration conditions.

04Pharmacy quote
Cost layer

What the patient is actually asked to pay

The current pharmacy result is the most practical number, but it can vary by location, inventory, strength, plan processing, program eligibility, and date. It should be verified at the point of fill.

Current self-pay conditionsThe offer is useful only when the eligibility rules travel with the price.

The current terms require a prescription for an approved use, age 18 or older, and US or Puerto Rico residency. The self-pay offer permits no insurance reimbursement and lists a maximum of 10 fills per calendar year. It expires December 31, 2026 unless changed or ended earlier. Continued $299 pricing for the 14.5 and 17.2 mg strengths requires the next fill within 45 days under the published terms.

Read the live eligibility and savings terms →
Exact-cost workflow

Check the number in this order.

A current pharmacy result is stronger than a generic web estimate because it resolves the exact prescription, benefit, offer, and date.

01Prescription
Start with

Exact strength

Use the prescribed strength, quantity, and days of supply. Do not infer or change a dose from a price table.

02Benefit
Then check

Plan coverage

Confirm the current formulary tier, deductible, prior authorization, coinsurance, and covered pharmacy for that prescription.

03Program
Then verify

Eligibility

Read the official commercial-insurance or self-pay terms on the day of the fill. Government program exclusions apply to the commercial card.

04Pharmacy
Finish with

Live quote

Ask the pharmacy to process the exact route and confirm the amount due, inventory, and whether any offer was accepted.

Foundayo cost questions

Insurance, self-pay, dose, Medicare, and list price.

These answers explain the published cost record. They do not determine coverage, prescribe a medicine, or quote a pharmacy.

01

How much is Foundayo without insurance?

Lilly's current US self-pay offer lists $149 for 0.8 mg, $199 for 2.5 mg, and $299 for 5.5, 9, 14.5, or 17.2 mg per 30-day prescription. These are conditional program prices, not a universal cash price. The official terms require a prescription for an approved use, age 18 or older, US or Puerto Rico residency, self-pay treatment, and other conditions. The offer can change or end.

02

How much is Foundayo with insurance?

There is no single insured price. Eligible people with commercial insurance that covers Foundayo may pay as little as $25 per month under the current savings program, subject to eligibility, maximum savings, plan coverage, and other terms. A plan's deductible, copay, coinsurance, formulary, prior authorization, and pharmacy network determine the actual result.

03

Does Foundayo have a savings card?

Yes. Lilly publishes a commercial-insurance savings route and a separate self-pay route. The commercial program excludes people enrolled in governmental health programs. The self-pay route has its own eligibility rules and does not permit reimbursement. Read the live official terms before relying on either amount.

04

Is the Foundayo price different by dose?

The official wholesale acquisition cost is $649 for each 30-tablet pack across all six strengths. The current self-pay offer is different by strength: $149 for 0.8 mg, $199 for 2.5 mg, and $299 for 5.5, 9, 14.5, or 17.2 mg. A prescriber determines the prescription; price should not be used to change a prescribed dose.

05

Does Medicare cover Foundayo?

Coverage depends on the individual plan, current formulary, labeled use, and applicable benefit rules. The commercial savings card excludes people enrolled in Medicare and other governmental programs. That exclusion does not answer a particular plan's coverage question. Check the plan and pharmacy using the exact strength and prescription.

06

Is $649 what I will pay for Foundayo?

Not necessarily. $649 is the official wholesale acquisition cost for a 30-tablet pack. It is a list-price benchmark, not a promise of the insured, discounted, self-pay, or pharmacy amount. The actual cost requires the exact prescription, current benefit or program eligibility, and a current pharmacy quote.

Product boundaryFoundayo pricing belongs to the exact FDA-approved US tablets.

A capsule, powder, compounded preparation, imported presentation, or online product using the orforglipron name does not inherit NDA 220934, the Foundayo label, or these manufacturer program terms.

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