I am having to switch from Soliqua to Xultophy because my insurance won’t cover Soliqua any more. Long story but I was using the discount card and it went from me having to pay zero amount for four years to $400.
I had no side effects from Soliqua and I know Xultophy has Victoza in it. I took Victoza once a long time ago and it made me so nauseous. Not sure if this would be any different.
Any info on this medication would be appreciated.
Does anyone have any bad side effects with Xultophy?
Question posted by janschautz on 27 Jan 2021
Last updated on 4 February 2021 by COSTOFMEDICINETOHI
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COSTOFMEDICINETOHI
4 Feb 2021
The xultophy does have mild nausea for me, but not every day... my biggest issue with xultophy is that there is no coupon for it. the lowest I have found it so far is over 1000.00 month. and I have pretty good insurance. the makers of this medication have discontinued the coupons for this medication as of January 1st. so any discounts are now voided. I have checked with all the online coupons and the makers themselves and there does not seem to be any real help in reducing the overall cost of the product. I would check with your doctor before switching your current medication to xultophy.
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