Insulin price caps are great, ... teenagers, even young adults," he said. "They just dial in the dose, remove that cap to the needle, ... Most of them are Native Americans and other people of color.

And yet people are paying wildly different prices for insulin – from $200 a vial to almost nothing, depending on insurance. There are people literally choosing between buying food or insulin, and it ...

Sanofi is cutting the list price of Lantus, its most widely prescribed insulin in the US, by 78% and establishing a $35 monthly cap for those with private insurance, the company announced Thursday.

eli lilly announcing they are putting a cap on the price of insulin. now it will cost no more than $35. nancy: it’s a game changer as the price of insulin has been rising for years.

A proposal by a Bay Area lawmaker that would cap the cost of insulin to $35 is heading to Gov. Gavin Newsom's desk after being unanimously approved by state legislators.

Trump has a habit of taking credit for things he hasn't done and is now boasting about the insulin price cap despite it being a Joe Biden achievement. . He's previously claimed in 2017 that low ...

Insulin still unaffordable to some after price caps 02:12. Cassie Gray says she doesn't want diabetes to define her, but it can take a toll. "I feel defeated sometimes, like it takes over my life ...

Regarding your editorial “Joe Biden’s Insulin Fictions” (March 2): Either it is a fiction that insulin prices are coming down, or it is a fiction that drug makers will “spread the costs of ...

Tens of thousands of Nevadans could pay less each month for insulin if lawmakers approve a proposed out-of-pocket cap on commercial insurance plans, according to the state Division of Insurance.

The team found that state-level caps on insulin out-of-pocket costs do not significantly increase insulin claims for patients with type 1 or patients using insulin to manage type 2 diabetes.

He said that with the “pretty good insurance” he gets as a state employee he pays $320 for a 90-day supply of insulin and three other medications, pen needles, and glucose monitoring.