Stiolto (olodaterol and tiotropium) is prescribed to treat the restrictive airflow symptom brought about by chronic obstructive pulmonary disorder (COPD), as well as help prevent bronchospasms. COPD is a complex breathing disorder related to inflammation and the ability of air to move freely through the lungs.
There is no generic currently available for Stiolto. Patients without insurance can pay as much as $400 per 30-day supply (usually one inhaler). Even with insurance, patients have co-pays that add up; COPD is an incurable condition and most patients can expect to be prescribed Stiolto Respimat for a long period of time.
Comparison shopping is one of the easiest ways for patients to save money on prescription costs. Using these online shopping tools, as well as a Stiolto Respimat discount card, patients can find the cheapest prescription prices in their area.
Manufacturer Coupons for Stiolto
Boehringer Ingelheim, the makers of Stiolto, offers a savings card to help patients save money on their prescription. Patients who qualify can find their co-pays reduced to $0 for up to 12 months. Patients may also apply to have their card reactivated after the first 12 months have expired.
Patient Assistance Programs for Stiolto
Boehringer Ingelheim has additional assistance available for low-income patients. With BI Cares, patients may qualify for help on a variety of Boehringer products. There is a prescreening process by which patients may discover if they qualify for this assistance. In addition, patients may call Boehringer directly for more information. 1-800-556-8317
Manufacturer discount programs are unavailable to Medicare and Medicaid recipients; however, those on government health programs may still qualify for additional governmental assistance on the costs of their prescriptions. The program provides for up to $4,000 worth of assistance over 12 months. Patients can check out the SSA’s Extra Help Program online to see if they qualify.
Note: The information provided in this article is for educational purposes only and should not be substituted for professional medical advice. Always consult with your healthcare provider for personalized guidance and treatment options.