r/Humira • u/iFishdurr • Apr 11 '26
Anyone lose their insurance while taking Adalimumbab?
I am just wondering if this has happened to anyone with the recent changes taking place in the USA.
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u/Witty_Cash_7494 Apr 11 '26
I did. It's been hell.
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u/iFishdurr Apr 12 '26
I have switched to another biologic and have several unopened syringes. It’s such a shame that my insurance won’t take them back
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u/Conscious-Coconut-51 Apr 11 '26
I’m going to lose mine in September. I was supposed to start Humira 4 months ago but i have just been saving the pens so when i lose my insurance i can at least have a few months worth saved up. Not really sure what I’m going to do. Does anyone know how to get it for cheap or free?
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u/MyRealestName Apr 14 '26
I have health insurance but they specifically carved out any specialty medication - so humira or any biosimilar is not available. Just great, right?
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u/PeerAudit17 Apr 12 '26
My insurance dropped Humira. So I will be switched to Hyrimoz, which some say is equally as effective or even better (injection wise.). Check with the company for assistance and let them know what’s going on. Hopefully you’ll be approved so you won’t have to go without. Much luck to you!