Tofacitinib is sold as a tablet to treat rheumatoid arthritis. Tofacitinib as a cream to treat vitiligo does not have FDA approval so it must be provided by a compounding pharmacy.

I have been using Opzelura since July of 2022 with good results on my hands and arms. I also have a few spots around my neck and has worked well. Through work I used to have United Healthcare and now this year switched to Aetna and both have covered Opzelura with no issues and my co-pay was $60 dlls. Hope this helps!

Thanks, I'm also looking into a company called IncyteCARES. Their website says, "If you have been denied coverage by your commercial prescription insurance, IncyteCARES for OPZELURA may be able to help." Has anyone tried this? See https://www.incytecares.com/dermatology/opzelur...

When I was initially turned down I received a notification from my insurance company and it made mention of their “exception” process. Long story made short I worked with my dermatologist and he provided the insurance company with additional info and resubmitted the prescription and it was approved with $100 copay. I have been using it for about 90 days and no improvement noted so far. Your doctor
should be familiar with the exception process as it is my understanding they run into this with many prescriptions. Good luck!

I was able to get discounted through Incyte cares...based in income, you must show W2