GSK Coupons and Free Trial Offers

About coupons

• Available for some GSK products.
• Designed for patients with or without insurance coverage with a valid signed prescription.
• May not be used by government beneficiaries, including but not limited to those enrolled in Medicare or Medicaid.
• Can be used by cash paying or commercially insured patients as well as those enrolled in insurance plans purchased from State or Federal Health Insurance Marketplaces or Exchanges. Patients are required to complete an activation process prior to use to determine eligibility. This is part of an ongoing effort to ensure proper use of coupons in accordance with GSK policies as well as federal laws and guidances. Eligible patients without insurance can receive the dollars off amount specified on the coupon. Patients with insurance can receive up to the amount for which they are responsible for the prescription, less any amounts specified on the coupon.
• Nontransferable and only an original coupon can be used.

We are not currently offering any free trial offers. Please be sure to check back on this site or on the website for your prescribed product in the future.

About free trial offers

• Designed for patients with or without insurance coverage with a valid signed prescription who have not used a free trial offer for the product before.
• Cannot be submitted for reimbursement under any healthcare program.
• Cannot be submitted to count towards out-of-pocket cost under any prescription medicine plan.
• May not be applied to the "True Out-Of-Pocket (TrOOP)" expenses under Medicare Part D.
• Nontransferable and only an original Free Trial Offer can be used.

• Payers who would like more information about GSK Coupons and Free Trial Offers or who do not want their members to participate in GSK's savings programs can call 1-888-825-5249 or contact GSK.
• Payers who communicate their desire to not have members participate will be noted on this website.

Direct to Consumer

• Brand: ADVAIR DISKUS, ADVAIR HFA, ANORO ELLIPTA, ARNUITY ELLIPTA, BREO ELLIPTA, INCRUSE ELLIPTA, SEREVENT DISKUS, TRELEGY ELLIPTA, and VENTOLIN HFA
• Type of offer: Dollars Off

If you regularly practice in Vermont, the law requires pharmaceutical companies to report your acceptance of Coupons and Free Trial Offers to government authorities.

Under the law, distribution of Coupons and Free Trial Offers to health care professionals who are not licensed in Vermont but who "regularly practice" in Vermont must also be reported, whether or not the savings offer is received in Vermont. Under Vermont law, "regularly practice" means practicing at least periodically under contract with, or as an employee or owner of, a medical practice, health care facility, nursing home, hospital, or university located in Vermont.