AT MOST PHARMACIES
As little as
$35 (UP TO $70 OFF)
THE XOFLUZA COUPON
Your patient can present this coupon at their preferred pharmacy. Cost will vary based on their insurance coverage. With the coupon, they can pay as little as $35, up to $70 off. Terms and conditions apply.
Cannot be combined with Government Insurance (Medicare, Medicaid, TRICARE)
HOW TO GET YOUR COUPON
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AT SELECT PHARMACIES
Flat fee via self-pay
$50
$50 FLAT FEE
Your patients can choose to self-pay without insurance for $50. They can get their prescription from their preferred pharmacy or have it delivered via select pharmacies. Terms and conditions apply.
Cannot be combined with insurance, including Government insurance (Medicare, Medicaid, TRICARE)
GET IT DELIVERED, ONLY AVAILABLE AT
Same-day delivery may be available via Instacart or pick up in-store. $50 flat fee is available to Costco Members only.
Nationwide mail delivery.
Same-day delivery in select metros.
(Shipping & additional fees may apply.)
For Patients:
For pharmacists:
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
$50 FLAT FEE TERMS AND CONDITIONS
Patient Eligibility/Terms and Conditions:
By accepting this offer, you acknowledge that you meet the eligibility criteria and will comply with the terms and conditions.
Frequently
asked
questions
You can direct your patients to the Savings Page of our website, where they can learn about the XOFLUZA Coupon, allowing them to pay as little as $35, up to $70 off (Terms and conditions apply). They can also learn about our $50 self-pay option.
Coverage, patient out-of-pocket cost, copay programs, and sample availability can vary by plan, state, institution, and eligibility criteria.
The complete XOFLUZA prescribing information can be found here. It is also included with the dispensed drug.
You should consult the current FDA-approved US Prescribing Information for complete information on indications, limitations of use, dosing by weight and formulation, contraindications, warnings, adverse reactions, drug or food interactions, use in specific populations, and clinical study data.
Current CDC and local antimicrobial stewardship guidance should also be considered.
No. XOFLUZA is a prescription medication in the US and requires evaluation by a healthcare provider.1
Because XOFLUZA is indicated for the treatment of acute uncomplicated influenza in patients who have been symptomatic for no more than 48 hours, patients with suspected influenza (particularly those at high risk of influenza-related complications) should be evaluated promptly.1 Delayed presentation may place a patient outside the treatment window.
XOFLUZA is given as a single weight-based oral dose.1
The current U.S. Prescribing Information provides specific dose thresholds by body weight.1 You should confirm the exact tablet dose in the Prescribing Information.
XOFLUZA. Prescribing information. Genentech, Inc.
XOFLUZA. Prescribing information. Genentech, Inc.
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