CVS Caremark announced new formulary changes taking effect in 2026 to lower prescription drug costs by expanding access to biosimilar medications, particularly for weak bone disorders. These changes involve adding osteoporosis biosimilars Ospomyv and Stoboclo, and generic teriparatide products Bonsity and Tymlos, to major national commercial template formularies. This move will replace branded drugs Prolia from Amgen and Forteo from Eli Lilly, leading to over 50% lower costs per prescription, demonstrating CVS Caremark’s commitment to driving competition and generating significant savings for customers.
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CVS Caremark Replaces Amgen And Eli Lilly's Branded Drugs, Expands Biosimilar Strategy For Weak Bone Disorder
CVS Caremark announced new formulary changes taking effect in 2026 to lower prescription drug costs by expanding access to biosimilar medications, particularly for weak bone disorders. These changes involve adding osteoporosis biosimilars Ospomyv and Stoboclo, and generic teriparatide products Bonsity and Tymlos, to major national commercial template formularies. This move will replace branded drugs Prolia from Amgen and Forteo from Eli Lilly, leading to over 50% lower costs per prescription, demonstrating CVS Caremark’s commitment to driving competition and generating significant savings for customers.