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FertilityAssist 2 Program Details
What is FertilityAssist 2
FertiltyAssist 2 is a new program designed to help cash-paying patients who may require a second treatment cycle. FertilityAssist 2 can make your treatment more affordable with savings up to $500* on Gonal-f®(follitropin alfa for injection) when you fill your prescriptions through Freedom Fertility Pharmacy™.
Here is how it works:
How do I enroll in FertilityAssist 2?
Ask your healthcare provider to enroll you and fill your Gonal-f® prescription through Freedom Fertility Pharmacy™. Download the FertilityAssist 2 Program Overview for reference when you talk to your healthcare provider.
How can I learn more about Gonal-f® and FertiltyAssist 2?
We recommend that you talk with your doctor about Gonal-f® or learn more about Gonal-f®.
If you have additional questions about FertilityAssist 2, you can speak to a representative at Fertility LifeLines™ at 1-866-LETS-TRY (1-866-538-7879). We're here to help!
*Important Eligibility Information
Fill your cash prescription for Gonal-f® through Freedom Fertility Pharmacy™ for two cycles of treatment.
- First cycle must contain a minimum of 1050 IU
- Second cycle must contain a minimum of 1050 IU for a cash savings of $250 or a minimum of 2100 IU for a cash savings of $500
- Enroll in FertilityAssist 2 between April 1 - November 30, 2008
- Second prescription must be received and shipped by Freedom Fertility Pharmacy™ on or before February 28, 2009
- Only one card may be redeemed at a time and cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer or discount program
EMD Serono reserves the right to modify or cancel the FertilityAssist 2 program at any time.
Important Safety Information
Gonal-f® should only be prescribed by doctors specializing in infertility or reproductive health. Gonal-f® can cause serious side effects including: ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS), with or without blood vessel and lung complications and multiple births. Gonal-f® should not be used in patients who are allergic to recombinant FSH products, have primary gonadal failure, have uncontrolled thyroid or adrenal problems, have cancer of the sex organs, have a pituitary tumor or other tumor in their brain, have abnormal bleeding from the uterus or vagina or are pregnant or think they may be pregnant. The most common side effects in patients taking Gonal-f® include headache, upset stomach, breast discomfort and injection discomfort.
