Novo Nordisk (NOV: N) will reduce the US list prices of two insulin products, Tresiba (insulin degludec) and Fiasp (insulin aspart), by over 70% from 2026.
The list price reductions will bring Tresiba's cost for a U-100 vial down from $338.95 to $94.29, while the U-100 pre-filled device will drop from $508.43 to $141.43.
For Fiasp, the cost of a vial will decrease from $289.36 to $72.34, aligning it with NovoLog (insulin aspart). Similar cuts apply to other formats of the products, including cartridges and pump-compatible options.
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