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I asked this in my appointment a couple weeks ago. Was told insurance won’t cover it unless you are diabetic. I’m based in the US. I believe they are 200$ with
by dopeboy 3y ago
I asked this in my appointment a couple weeks ago. Was told insurance won’t cover it unless you are diabetic. I’m based in the US.
I believe they are 200$ without insurance and you have to buy refills every two weeks.
- sghiassy 3y agoThis was my experience as well sadly
- refurb 3y agoI'm not sure why this is sad? Why would insurance spend thousands a year on something people don't need?
- bradknowles 3y agoThe websites I linked above show prices in the $60 range for Freestyle Libre 3. I have mine by prescription, so I get them through Walgreens and my insurance covers the majority of the cost. So, this isn't a problem for me. But you can get them relatively cheaply.
- code_duck 3y agoA 30-day supply of Dexcom G6 sensors is 300-450 in the US without insurance, and you also need a transmitter that lasts 90 days, which is about 150. Best I've used is Costco, about $320, but I saw a cheaper price though Amazon, under $200.
- cjcampbell 3y agoI’m slightly pre-diabetic, and that ended up being enough for my insurance to be willing to pay. I have a one year Rx for Libre 2 sensors and have paid about $40/mo based on my copay.