Auvi-Q Patient Assistance Program
Auvi-Q (epinephrine injection) is a prescription epinephrine auto-injector manufactured for Kaléo, Inc.. An approximate retail cost for two auto-injectors (0.3 mg/0.3 mL) of brand-name Auvi-Q is $700–$900 before insurance or discounts. Actual pharmacy prices may be lower or higher.
Eligible patients may be able to receive Auvi-Q at little or no cost through an appropriate Patient Assistance Program. Patient Help Network helps patients prepare and submit applications to programs for which they may qualify.
How Prescription Details Affect Auvi-Q Assistance Eligibility
About Patient Assistance for Auvi-Q
Patient Assistance Programs may help eligible patients who cannot afford their prescribed medication.
Patient Help Network assists with the application process by helping collect required information, coordinating documents with the prescribing healthcare provider, preparing the application, and following its status after submission.
Each program establishes its own requirements and makes all final eligibility decisions. Approval is not guaranteed.
About Auvi-Q
Auvi-Q is the brand name for epinephrine injection, a prescription auto-injector manufactured for Kaléo. It is indicated for the emergency treatment of severe allergic reactions, including anaphylaxis, in eligible adult and pediatric patients.
- Brand name: Auvi-Q
- Generic name: epinephrine injection
- Manufactured for: Kaléo, Inc.
- Estimated retail cost: Approximately $700–$900 for two auto-injectors (0.3 mg/0.3 mL)
- Prescription required: Yes
- Patient assistance: May be available to eligible patients
Patients who have been prescribed Auvi-Q and are unable to afford it may be able to apply to an appropriate Patient Assistance Program. Each program determines eligibility and makes the final approval decision.
For questions about the use, dosing, or safety of Auvi-Q, patients should speak with their prescribing healthcare provider.
Step 1 – Submit Application
Provide basic prescription and household information to begin the application process.
Step 2 – Application Review
Information is reviewed and submitted to appropriate Patient Assistance Programs.
Step 3 – Program Decision
Final eligibility decisions are made by each program. Additional steps or renewals may be required.
PHN will contact you within 24 hours to discuss your situation and help identify appropriate next steps for the application process.
General Eligibility Guidelines
Patient Assistance Programs consider several factors when reviewing an application. General preliminary requirements may include:
- A current prescription for Auvi-Q
- Treatment by a licensed healthcare provider
- U.S. residency
- Limited or insufficient prescription coverage
- Household income or financial need within the program’s guidelines
- Patient and prescriber information required for the application
Requirements vary by program. Each program applies its current requirements and makes the final eligibility decision.
Frequently Asked Questions
Eligible patients approved by an appropriate Patient Assistance Program may receive Auvi-Q at little or no cost. Approval is not guaranteed.
An approximate retail cost for two auto-injectors (0.3 mg/0.3 mL) of brand-name Auvi-Q is $700–$900 before insurance or discounts. Actual pharmacy prices may be lower or higher. These rounded figures are illustrative retail estimates, not guaranteed quotes. Other strengths, forms, or quantities may cost differently. Pricing reference checked September 2026. This is the medication cost, not a PHN service fee.
Applicants generally provide information about their prescription, household income, insurance coverage, and prescribing healthcare provider. Additional documents may be requested.
Patient Help Network helps prepare the application, coordinate required information, submit completed documents, and follow the application status.
The receiving Patient Assistance Program reviews the application and makes the final decision. Patient Help Network cannot guarantee approval.
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