Californians will be able to buy five packs of insulin pens for a maximum of $55 per pack, or $11 per pen, starting Jan. 1, Gov. Gavin Newsom said Thursday.

Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Thursday that the state would provide insulin shots for $11, far below market prices.

The first CalRx product will be long-acting glargine insulin pens, the generic version of Lantus, used to regulate blood sugar levels. The administration says additional CalRx products — including ...

Lawmakers have focused on the high cost of diabetes drugs. The announcement will make state-branded insulin available two years later than the governor originally promised.

Starting in the new year, insulin pens will be available at a recommended price of $11 per pen, or a maximum of $55 for a five-pack, Civica said. “You don’t need a new prescription,” Newsom said at a ...

The sale of insulin is part of the state’s CalRx initiative aimed at lowering prescription drug prices for Californians.

The pens are part of an initiative to “fundamentally lower health care costs, not spread” them, Gov. Gavin Newsom said.

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