Manufacturer-Sponsored Coupon Use and Brand-Name Drug Costs Among Patients With Insurance

So-Yeon Kang; Minji Kim; Joseph Levy; Manuel Hermosilla

doi:10.1001/jama.2026.2620

April 6, 2026JAMA

Manufacturer-Sponsored Coupon Use and Brand-Name Drug Costs Among Patients With Insurance

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Key Points

This analysis aims to explore the use of manufacturer-sponsored coupons and their effect on drug costs and patient spending.
Descriptive analysis of coupon use trends
Examination of coupon amounts
Assessment of patient out-of-pocket expenses
Focus on patients with commercial insurance
Increased use of manufacturer-sponsored coupons was observed
Higher coupon amounts correlated with lowered out-of-pocket spending
Trends indicate varying impact on brand-name drug costs

Implication

Descriptive analysis shows trends in coupon use and out-of-pocket spending in patients with commercial insurance, suggesting financial implications.

Abstract

This descriptive analysis study examines trends in manufacturer-sponsored coupon use, coupon amounts, and patient out-of-pocket spending among patients with commercial insurance.

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Kang et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69d5f0ee74eaea4b11a7a649 https://doi.org/10.1001/jama.2026.2620

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Manufacturer-Sponsored Coupon Use and Brand-Name Drug Costs Among Patients With Insurance

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Manufacturer-Sponsored Coupon Use and Brand-Name Drug Costs Among Patients With Insurance

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Abstract

Discussion

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