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Comprehensive Drug Assistance Programs List from the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America: Many pharmaceutical companies, state programs and nonprofits have drug assistance programs (PAPs) that offer free or low-cost medicines if you don’t have insurance or are underinsured and can’t afford your medicine.
Programs and program benefits vary. Depending on your insurance and medicine, you may be eligible for help to reduce their medicine copay. You may qualify for free medicines if you do not have health insurance, do not have enough health insurance to cover your medicines or meet certain criteria.
Below is a list of several organizations and programs that may be able to offer financial assistance to help you cover the cost of your asthma medicines.
Note: The links below go to websites outside of aafa.org. Listed programs and benefits may change at any time. Contact the programs directly to see if you qualify.  https://www.aafa.org/patient-assistance-medicine-drug-programs
RxAssist Patient Assistance Program Center: Patient assistance programs are run by pharmaceutical companies to provide free medications to people who cannot afford to buy their medicine. RxAssist offers a comprehensive database of these patient assistance programs, as well as practical tools, news, and articles so that health care professionals and patients can find the information they need. All in one place.  https://www.rxassist.org/
Walmart $4 Prescription List: https://www.walmart.com/cp/1078664
RxHope.com: RxHope is the only patient assistance Internet initiative financially supported by PhRMA (Pharmaceutical and Research Manufacturers of America) and participating pharmaceutical companies. RxHope began as a grassroots effort of the Patient Assistance Managers and Directors of the PhRMA-member companies and has grown into the leading Internet-based patient assistance and sampling web portal in the pharmaceutical industry. Each patient assistance request form has been custom-designed to the pharmaceutical company’s rules engine. RXHope removes the time and costs of these programs by web-enabling labor-intensive paperwork onto the physician’s computer. RxHope is an independent company, and is not affiliated with third parties who may provide patients with no-cost or low-cost medications. Those third parties do not endorse the content or processes used on this website, including our information collection or data storage processes. https://www.rxhope.com
The Medicine Program.com: Disclaimer: This program is not a prescription insurance policy. This program provides discounts at certain participating pharmacies for services. This plan does not make payments directly to the providers of health services. Program members are obligated to pay for all health care services but will receive a discount from those health care providers who have contracted with the discount plan organization. http://www.themedicineprogram.com
Rx Outreach: Rx Outreach is an easy and affordable way for people of all ages to get medicines they need. Through this program, people who qualify financially can get more than 55 generic medications that treat a wide range of conditions including diabetes, asthma, heart disease, and depression. People may take advantage of the program even if they receive medicines through another discount program. The program is available to individuals and families with incomes of up to 250 percent of the federal poverty level. For a family of four, this figure is about $48,000 per year. http://rxoutreach.org
Patient Advocate Foundation’s Co-Pay Relief (CPR) Program: Patient Advocate Foundation’s Co-Pay Relief (CPR) Program provides direct co-payment assistance for pharmaceutical products to insured Americans who financially and medically qualify. We are pleased to announce that beginning on January 1, 2006 CPR will begin welcoming new Medicare Part D beneficiaries who require assistance with their pharmaceutical co-payments. The Program offers personal service to all patients through the use of CPR call counselors; personally guiding patients through the simple enrollment process. https://www.copays.org