Newsom Unveils $11 State Insulin for Californians
Californians with diabetes will be able to purchase state-branded insulin at reduced prices starting next year.
Long-acting insulin pens will be available at pharmacies for $11 per pen, or $55 for a five-pack, beginning January.
- The pens are interchangeable with glargine, a generic alternative for Lantus.
- An equivalent amount of Lantus sells to pharmacies for over $92.
“California didn’t wait for the pharmaceutical industry to do the right thing — we took matters into our own hands,”
Gov. Newsom said in a statement.
Author's summary: California introduces affordable state insulin.
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