SGLT2 inhibitor
Sold as Jardiance. Type 2 diabetes, heart failure, chronic kidney disease.
| Strength | Cash price | With a discount card |
|---|---|---|
| 10 mg tablet | $600 – $750 | $540 – $680 |
| 25 mg tablet | $600 – $750 | $540 – $680 |
Typical retail ranges, not quotes. What you are charged depends on the pharmacy and on how the claim is processed — which is exactly why it is worth asking.
Not recommendations. The tradeoff matters more than the name, and it is the part a prescriber will want to talk about.
Same class, similar benefits, also brand-only. Your plan may prefer one over the other — worth checking which.
Far cheaper, and fine if the goal is only blood sugar. But if you were put on this for heart failure or kidney protection, that benefit is specific to the class and does not transfer. This is a case where the expensive drug may genuinely be the right one — worth understanding before you ask to switch.