For one Repatha SureClick 140 mg/mL pen, this page's September 26, 2026 Reno snapshot lists $299.76 to $306.93. This is a dated RxGo discount-listing sample, not a nationwide cash price or a quote for every dosing schedule; the comparison below prices two pens. Check the exact prescribed presentation and quantity on RxDiff, then confirm the final amount with the dispensing pharmacy.
Repatha SureClick, 1 pen 140 mg/ml (30-day supply), Reno, NV 89501, as of September 26, 2026: Walgreens Specialty $299.76; Cancer Care Specialists $305.18; Valley $306.93. Source: RxGo pricing data. Prices are estimates and vary by pharmacy, ZIP code and day. See current prices on the RxDiff drugs page.
| Source | Lowest price shown | Pharmacy |
|---|---|---|
| RxDiff (RxGo pricing data) — Lowest named pharmacy | $591.02 | Walgreens Specialty |
| SingleCare — Lowest price shown | $527.65 | Smiths |
Compared: Repatha SureClick 140 mg/mL pen x 2.
We compared the same drug, strength, quantity and ZIP code on each source on September 26, 2026. We did not compare GoodRx. RxGo may list additional pharmacies without names. Prices are estimates, vary by pharmacy, ZIP and day, and either source can be lower on a given day. See current prices on the RxDiff drugs page.
Insurance formularies, deductibles, negotiated rates, and pharmacy benefit manager (PBM) contracts affect what people owe for Repatha. Manufacturer rebates may be negotiated behind the scenes and do not necessarily reduce the amount paid at pickup. Compare any plan copay with current self-pay and discount offers for the same prescription.
Repatha may be dispensed through a specialty pharmacy or a plan's preferred pharmacy network. Network rules, handling and delivery arrangements, local availability, and pharmacy pricing can change the final quote. A price for one pen cannot be compared directly with a two-pen fill, so match presentation and quantity.
Repatha is a biologic with no generic or biosimilar equivalent currently available for substitution. Without a lower-priced substitutable version, coverage, eligible manufacturer support, and pharmacy choice can matter more to the final cost. Another cholesterol medicine is not equivalent simply because it costs less; discuss treatment choices with your prescriber.
There is no single price that applies to every prescription or pharmacy. Compare a current quote for the exact product and quantity, then ask the pharmacist what the quote includes.
Ask the pharmacy for current, product-specific pricing and confirm which quantity and presentation the quote covers.
Program availability, terms, and eligibility may depend on current provider and plan rules. Confirm details directly with the program provider and your plan before relying on an offer.
Compare current quotes for the exact prescribed product and ask your plan or pharmacist what coverage and cost-sharing rules apply.
For questions about whether a treatment or product is appropriate, consult your prescriber.
Repatha contains evolocumab, a biologic medicine; no generic or biosimilar equivalent is currently available for pharmacy substitution. A pharmacist cannot simply swap it for an inexpensive version of the same biologic as they might with a traditional generic tablet. Your cost instead depends on the prescribed presentation and quantity, pharmacy, coverage, and any assistance you qualify for. If affordability is a concern, ask your prescriber about medically appropriate choices rather than changing treatment on your own.
Coverage requirements and cost-sharing depend on your specific plan and prescription. Ask your plan which documentation or other requirements apply, if any.
For questions about alternatives or treatment changes, consult your prescriber.
Repatha is a brand product containing evolocumab. The prescription may identify a particular presentation, such as a prefilled pen or syringe, and the strength and quantity matter when comparing a quote. Do not treat a quote for a different presentation or quantity as an equivalent. Ask the pharmacist to confirm the product, strength, quantity, and final amount before filling.
Coverage can involve plan rules, documentation, prior authorization, or specialty-pharmacy requirements. Those details depend on the patient’s plan and prescription. Ask the plan and pharmacy what information is needed, and ask the prescriber about treatment decisions. A price comparison cannot determine whether Repatha is appropriate or whether another cholesterol-lowering medicine is suitable.
Ask about manufacturer support. Check the manufacturer's current copay and patient-assistance programs for your situation. A copay offer may require qualifying insurance, while assistance for uninsured or underinsured people may have different rules. Confirm eligibility, covered products, and application steps with the program operator.
Compare discount cards. Look up a card price for the exact pen and quantity, then ask the dispensing pharmacy whether it accepts the offer. Compare the final card price with the pharmacy's self-pay quote and any insured cost; offers may not combine.
Shop specialty pharmacies if permitted. Ask your plan which specialty pharmacies can dispense Repatha. If you can choose among them, request quotes for the same pen count and compare delivery fees, availability, and the final total before transferring a prescription.
Appeal a coverage denial. If a prior authorization is denied, request the written reason and appeal instructions from your plan. Ask your prescriber to help submit relevant documentation or an exception request if appropriate; approval is not guaranteed, and deadlines vary.
Check mail-order or 90-day options. Ask your plan and pharmacy whether mail delivery or a longer fill is available for your prescription. Compare the total cost, fees, and prescribed quantity with smaller fills; a longer supply is not automatically cheaper and should not change your dosing.
Check a current quote for your prescription and location.
Check Current Prices on RxDiff →Ask your pharmacist to check current product availability and any substitution requirements for your prescription. Confirm product questions with your prescriber.
Compare a current quote for your exact prescription on RxDiff. Ask the pharmacy what the quote includes and whether other charges may apply.
Check current eligibility and application terms directly with the program provider and your plan.
Match Repatha, its presentation, strength, quantity, pharmacy, and ZIP code. Ask the pharmacist to confirm that the quote is for the prescribed product.
Do not start, stop, or switch treatment based only on price. Discuss clinically appropriate alternatives with the prescriber and ask the pharmacist about product and coverage details.
For product-specific labeling, see DailyMed: REPATHA (evolocumab) injection label. For general information, see the American Heart Association cholesterol information.
For FDA approval records, search the FDA Drugs@FDA database for Repatha (evolocumab).
Medical Disclaimer: This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical or financial advice. Prices vary by pharmacy and may change; compare a current quote for the exact prescription. Consult your healthcare provider or pharmacist about your medications and treatment plan.
Editorial disclosure: RxDiff Editorial Team guides are for prescription price and savings information. They are not medical advice. Verify current prices, eligibility, and health information with the pharmacy, prescriber, pharmacist, or official source.