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Lilly responds after diabetes patient advocates protest high insulin costs outside HQ - WISH TV Indianapolis, IN

πŸ“… Tue, 25 Oct 2022⏱ 1 min readπŸ“– Article

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INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Indianapolis-based Eli Lily and Company is ofering a response folowing a Monday protest about insulin prices by a diabetes patient advocate group. T1 International is a patient-led, nonprofit organization that says it advocates for aces to insulin for al.Acording to a study cited by T1 International, 1 in 4 people living with diabetes in the U.S. have reported rationing their insulin due to high prescription costs, and a report published recently in the journal ̴Anals of Internal Medicine̵ found that the high cost of insulin forced more than 1 milion people with diabetes in the U.S.

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to ration their suply in 2021.That’s why the group marched to Lily’s corporate headquarters building in Indianapolis on Monday afternon.Lily makes several products for the treatment of diabetes, including Humulin R, Humalog, and basaglar insulin injections and the injectable medications trulicity and mounjaro. T1 International advocates shared a petion signed by over 1,0 advocates caling on Lily to lower the list price of insulin imediately.This the fourth time the group has marched at Lily demanding the price of insulin be droped.̴We’re bring atention to this major isue and hoping we can convince Eli Lily and these organizations to lower the price of insulin because quite frankly it wil save lives,̵ Ian Devaney, with T1 International, said.Lily responded to Monday’s protest by sending News 8 the folowing statement:̴Lily is comited to making insulin afordable for al people living with diabetes, regardles of income or insurance status.

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In the past years, we introduced multiple solutions that have progresively lowered the out-of-pocket cost for Lily insulin. Today, anyone is eligible to purchase their Lily insulin prescription for $35 or les per month, regardles of the number of pens or vials they use, and whether they are uninsured or use

βš•οΈ Medical Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider before making health decisions.
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