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Azilsartan / Chlorthalidone (Edarbyclor): savings and assistance programs

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Programs on file for Azilsartan / Chlorthalidone (Edarbyclor)

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Copay card

Edarbi and Edarbyclor Co-Pay Savings Card Program

Azurity Pharmaceuticals

A manufacturer card that lowers what you pay at the pharmacy when you use commercial insurance.

A co-pay savings card for commercially insured patients. The program page says people enrolled in state or federal programs are not eligible.

Who it's for
Commercial insurance
Covers
Edarbyclor (all strengths)
Maximum benefit
As little as $15 for 30 days of Edarbi or Edarbyclor for eligible commercially insured patients at participating pharmacies. Terms, limits and eligibility rules apply; see the program page.
How to apply
Find your savings program on the program page.

Some commercial insurance plans don't count manufacturer copay assistance toward your deductible or out-of-pocket maximum. Ask your plan how it treats copay cards before you rely on one.

Last verified Oct 1, 2026

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