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Sandusky, OH
September 23, 2025
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Members discussed the high out-of-pocket costs of Eylea injections, with one member paying $640 per treatment every five to six weeks on a... Read more

Members discussed the high out-of-pocket costs of Eylea injections, with one member paying $640 per treatment every five to six weeks on a Medicare Advantage plan despite trying various assistance programs. Another member shared positive experience with Pavblu, a biosimilar alternative to Eylea, which was fully covered by their Medicare and Aetna insurance combination. The conversation highlighted both the financial burden of AMD treatment and the helpfulness of this community in sharing practical solutions like biosimilar options.

A myAMDteam Member

Wow....that's nice to know. I wonder who has the most members.

September 26, 2025
A myAMDteam Member

Yes AARP

September 24, 2025
A myAMDteam Member

Thank you Thomas, are you on a Medicare Advantage plan?

September 23, 2025
myAMDteam

Unfortunately, the provided search results don't contain specific information about the cost of Eylea medication. To get accurate pricing information, you should:

• Contact your insurance provider to understand coverage
• Ask your eye care specialist's office about patient assistance programs
• Check with the manufacturer Show Full Answer

Unfortunately, the provided search results don't contain specific information about the cost of Eylea medication. To get accurate pricing information, you should:

• Contact your insurance provider to understand coverage
• Ask your eye care specialist's office about patient assistance programs
• Check with the manufacturer about available discount programs
• Compare prices at different pharmacies in your area While managing medication costs can be challenging, don't stop or modify your prescribed treatment without consulting your eye care specialist. They may be able to help identify financial assistance options or alternative treatment approaches that work within your budget.

September 23, 2025
A myAMDteam Member

I recieve the bio-similar of eyeles. And am doing good on it. My insurance(Medicare and Atena) pay 100%

October 24, 2025

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