Alcon Patient Affordability Programs

Alcon is committed to supporting patient access to medications. We offer a range of programs to make it easier for patients to obtain their medication.

Find assistance programs for Alcon prescription and over-the-counter medications (OTC) medications.

Alcon Patient Affordability Programs

Alcon is committed to supporting patient access to medications. We offer a range of programs to make it easier for patients to obtain their medication.

Find assistance programs for Alcon prescription and over-the-counter medications (OTC) medications.

Four Ways to Get Help

Copay Assistance

Does Insurance Cover It?

Inveltys Medicare Coupon

Patient Assistance

1. Copay Assistance

Get Copay Assistance to Help Cover the Cost of Your Medication

For patients with private insurance, the Alcon Patient Access Program may be able to help lower your out-of-pocket cost for these prescription products:

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2. Does Insurance Cover It?

Your medicine matters. So, we’ve made it easy to find covered drugs and costs for all Alcon prescription drugs.

Find Out if the Alcon Medication You Need Is Covered by Your Pharmacy Benefit Program

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1 *Pick a medication

You must choose a medication

2 *Enter your state

You must enter a valid US state

3 *Select plan type to filter results below and click submit

You must select a plan type

3. Inveltys Medicare Coupon

Get Help with the Cost of Your Inveltys Medicare Prescription

For patients with Medicare Part D or Medicare Advantage insurance, Alcon may be able to help with the cost of your Inveltys prescription with use of a $60 coupon.

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4. Patient Assistance

If you have limited or no prescription insurance coverage or are experiencing financial hardship, Alcon Cares™ provides medicines at no cost to eligible US patients:

• Prescription medications: Rocklatan, Rhopressa, Simbrinza, Eysuvis, and Inveltys.
• Over the counter medications, such as Systane and Pataday.

To be eligible for assistance, you must be a US resident, have limited or no private or public prescription coverage, and meet the following income requirements: