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Verified Checked 08/19/26

Get Adbry for $0 if you qualify

tralokinumab-ldrm · LEO Pharma Inc.

A documented program may help with Adbry. Eligibility depends on the program’s current rules; the program makes the final decision.

What it costs

$0

A pharmacy price is not confirmed for this record.

Maker
LEO Pharma Inc.
Program
Adbry® Advocate Patient Assistance Program
Income limit, 1 person
$47,880/yr
Income limit, family of 4
$99,000/yr
Last verified
08/19/26

The program's own page · Our verification method

Copay card, savings card and coupon

Yes. LEO Pharma offers the Adbry Copay Program, a digital copay card: people with commercial health insurance may pay as little as $0 each time they fill Adbry, up to an annual cap whose dollar amount the program does not state. It is not available to people enrolled in Medicare, Medicaid or other government programs, or to uninsured and cash-paying patients. The Adbry Patient Assistance Program may provide Adbry at no cost to people with financial need and limited or no prescription coverage.

Adbry copay card and savings programs: eligibility, limits and sources · checked 10/01/26

Your options, in order

Which option fits depends on your insurance and the program’s current rules. Use the official application; a paid paperwork service is a separate choice.

  • Adbry® Advocate Patient Assistance Program, run by LEO Pharma Inc., provides the medication at no cost if you qualify. One eligibility path: "You don't have insurance for Adbry, or your commercial insurance doesn't cover it."

    What it costs you
    $0
    Income limit, 1 person
    $47,880/yr
    Medicare
    Has a Medicare eligibility path.
    Checked
    08/19/26

    You don't have insurance for Adbry, or your commercial insurance doesn't cover it

    • ·"The patient's annual household income must be less than or equal to three hundred percent (300%) of the federal poverty level for the applicable household size." No dollar-amount table published -- FPL% only.
    • ·300% of the federal poverty level. Household dollar amounts and regional applicability must be confirmed with the program.
    • !Age 12+ (prefilled syringe) or 18+ (autoinjector/prefilled syringe).
    • !Must be a US or US-territory resident.
    • !Medicaid-eligible patients must first provide proof of Medicaid denial.
    • !Household size and income/insurance status subject to ongoing verification throughout assistance.

    You have Medicare Part D and were denied Extra Help (the Low-Income Subsidy)

    • ·Same 300% FPL threshold as the no-insurance track, plus 5 additional conditions.
    • ·300% of the federal poverty level. Household dollar amounts and regional applicability must be confirmed with the program.
    • !Applied for and was denied Part D Low-Income Subsidy (LIS) from the Social Security Administration.
    • !No third-party reimbursement claims filed during assistance.
    • !Cost does not count toward Part D True Out-of-Pocket costs.
    • !Patient must inform their Part D plan of enrollment.
    • !Free product runs through the end of the calendar year in which assistance starts.

    Program website

How to apply

Follow the current program’s application instructions. Documents, review times and approval requirements vary.

Approval is not permanent. Use your approval notice to track the end date and any renewal requirements.

  1. 1

    Confirm the program

    Check its current medication list, benefit and eligibility requirements.

  2. 2

    Gather the required documents

    Use the current application to identify income and insurance documents the program accepts.

  3. 3

    Coordinate with your prescriber

    Ask whether the program needs a prescription, clinical information or signature.

  4. 4

    Submit and follow up

    Confirm receipt, ask about the decision and keep any approval or renewal dates.

If this is more than you want to take on

Get someone to do the Adbry paperwork for you

You can follow the official application yourself. A paid service may help with documents and follow-up; ask exactly what its fee includes.

Compare published fees, cancellation terms and available reviews. Paying for paperwork does not establish coverage or guarantee approval.

  • Ask which forms and submissions the service handles
  • Ask how the service coordinates with your prescriber
  • Check whether renewal assistance is included
Compare services that help you apply

A paperwork service is optional. Check the program directly first.

Common questions

  • Is assistance confirmed for Adbry?

    A documented program may help with Adbry. Eligibility depends on the program’s current rules; the program makes the final decision.

  • Does income alone establish eligibility?

    No. Medication coverage, insurance and other program requirements may also matter. The program makes the final decision.

  • Do I have to pay a company to apply?

    Follow the official program’s application instructions. Paid paperwork services are optional and do not guarantee approval.

  • How long does approval last?

    Approval and renewal periods vary by program. Check the current terms and your approval notice.

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How we know this

Figures are extracted from program documents and checked against their sources. Verified records carry a date and a source link; figures that cannot be confirmed stay unverified.

The pharmacy price

Estimated pharmacy acquisition cost from the public Medicaid NADAC dataset at a reference maintenance dose. This is not a retail price or an estimate of what you will pay. Your cost depends on your pharmacy, prescription and coverage.

Who runs this

The independent registry of patient assistance programs. Not a pharmacy; no money from drug companies; no program pays to be listed.