Sanofi Joins Peers, Will Make Lantus Available At $35 For All US Patients
New Pricing Kicks In 1 January 2024
Executive Summary
Sanofi is the last of three big insulin makers to offer its top-selling insulin at the same out-of-pocket cost regardless of patients’ insurance coverage, but calls for other health care players to make concessions as well.
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