



This was just shared in a group as well. It appears as though if you have pharmacy benefits for Dexcom you cannot take advantage of these huge savings but it says there are other discounts available then.





So everyone is talking about Costco's new program to buy Dexcom supplies for cash price. (Update: the program has ended)Everyone is talking about it. So I have heard you pay a yearly fee and the supplies are cheaper than going through insurance.I am hearing a receiver is only $36 and a transmitter is only $28I am hearing different prices for sensors.Sharing with permission from the original poster off facebook:There have been so many questions and a lot of confusion about the Dexcom G6 transmitters and receiver being sold very cheaply at Costco that I am putting the info in this one post.The prices at Costco are for self-pay, so don't even mention insurance. And if your insurance co-pay gives these to you for less, it's not worth your time.I paid $41.66 for 2 transmitters at Costco, VS $475 directly from Dexcom. I was quoted $36 for a receiver VS $365 that I paid directly to Dexcom. There seems to be small variations in price from store to store.The discount is ONLY on G6 transmitters & receivers, although they give modest discounts on other parts as well. I was quoted $277 for a box of 3 sensors.Costco does not "carry" Dexcom. However, every store can order it. Many of the pharmacy techs don't know what it is so you need to give them a part number (NDC number) so they can look it up (shown below in green). If you have a tech who refuses, call again and speak to someone different. Or ask for a manager.To get the discounted price, you need to join Costco (membership is $60) AND join Costco's pharmacy program (free). You will need a prescription as well.When you order the transmitters, ask for the CMPP price, otherwise you will pay full price. If the tech is confused, give her/him the NDC number below for the part you want.Costco is getting a rebate from Dexcom and passing the savings on to their members. This is all I know about the program.NDC numbers to order parts: