Absorica Coupons & Prices

Absorica FAQs

How much does Absorica cost without insurance?

Without insurance, Absorica costs around $1,564.42 for 1, 40mg capsules, box of 30 box. Using a SingleCare Absorica savings card may help you reduce that cost to as little as $90.06 for 2, 30mg capsules, pack of 30 disp packs of generic Absorica. Compare the price with insurance to the cost with SingleCare savings for each one of your Absorica prescription refills.

How much does Absorica cost with insurance?

Health insurance providers have different prices for Absorica based on the type of coverage you have. You may need to contact your insurance provider to find out what the exact cost is for Absorica with your plan and deductible. SingleCare's Absorica coupons may allow you to purchase this medication for just $90.06 for 2, 30mg capsules, pack of 30 disp packs of generic Absorica. The cost with SingleCare may be more affordable than the price with your insurance. Take your SingleCare discount coupon to a participating drugstore near you to save on Absorica prices and other prescription drugs.

Does Medicare cover Absorica and how much does it cost?

Historically, Absorica has not been covered by many Medicare plans. Even though you may not be able to get Medicare coverage for this drug, you still have an opportunity to save money with SingleCare. You may be able to use a SingleCare Absorica savings card to pay only $90.06 for 2, 30mg capsules, pack of 30 disp packs of generic Absorica for your prescription refills.

Is there a generic of Absorica? What is the brand name of Absorica?

Absorica is a brand-name medication. The generic name of Absorica is isotretinoin. Currently, there is no therapeutically equivalent generic version of Absorica available. Absorica cannot be substituted with generic versions of Accutane or similar drugs. 

What is Absorica?

Absorica is an FDA-approved prescription drug used to treat severe nodular acne in adults and adolescents aged 12 years and older. It is derived from vitamin A and is usually used when other treatments like antibiotics have failed to improve the acne condition. Absorica belongs to a type of drugs called retinoids. Retinoids work by reducing the amount of oil, or sebum, that is produced on the skin. Sebum can mix with dead skills and bacteria, which can clog skin pores and lead to severe acne. Severe cases of acne can lead to scarring if left untreated. 

Absorica comes in the form of an oral capsule and is usually recommended to be taken with food. Using Absorica while consuming food may help increase the absorption of the drug into the bloodstream. You should seek medical advice from your doctor before using this medication to ensure that you're taking the correct dose. Your healthcare professional may determine or adjust your dose based on a number of factors, such as your weight, medical condition, and your body's response to the medication.

What are the side effects of Absorica?

While Absorica may be effective in treating acne, it may also cause some unwanted side effects. Some of these side effects may include dry skin, chapped lips, dry eye, headaches, nose bleeds, joint pain, and muscle or body aches. Other side effects may include upper respiratory tract infections, blurred vision, and drowsiness. Most side effects are mild and go away on their own. However, if side effects worsen or persist, contact your doctor immediately. 

In rare cases, this medication may cause a serious condition called pancreatitis. Stop using Absorica and tell your healthcare provider immediately if you experience severe stomach pain, nausea, vomiting, and fever. Allergic reactions to this medication are rare, however, you should immediately seek medical attention if you experience symptoms of an allergic reaction, such as rash, itching, swelling of the face, or trouble breathing. 

Tell your doctor if you have a history of psychiatric disorders like depression or psychosis before starting treatment. You should also tell your doctor if you have a history of high cholesterol, liver impairment, or inflammatory bowel disease. Your doctor may want to monitor for these conditions during treatment. 

This is not a complete list of side effects. Consult your doctor on all the risks and benefits of using Absorica before starting treatment.