Acetaminophen Coupons & Prices

Acetaminophen FAQs

How much is Acetaminophen with SingleCare?

Generic Acetaminophen costs $2.54 for 30, 325mg tablets with a free Acetaminophen coupon from SingleCare. However, you could lower this cost more depending on your Rx information. Use the dropdown menu above to update your Rx info (i.e., brand/generic, quantity, form, dosage) to see the most accurate prices of Acetaminophen with SingleCare at your local pharmacies.

How much does Acetaminophen cost without insurance?

On average, the price of Acetaminophen is $11.98 per 30, 325mg tablets. Brand-name Acetaminophen will cost more. SingleCare’s savings program can significantly discount the price of both generic Acetaminophen and its brand-name versions. Our lowest price for generic Acetaminophen is $2.54 for 30, 325mg tablets.

How much does Acetaminophen cost with insurance?

Health insurance doesn’t usually cover OTC medications like Acetaminophen unless it’s combined with a prescription drug. People with and without insurance can expect to pay the full cash price of $11.98 per 30, 325mg tablets for Acetaminophen. Save money with a SingleCare Acetaminophen coupon, even without insurance. Our lowest Acetaminophen price is $2.54 for 30, 325mg tablets.

Does Medicare cover Acetaminophen?

Like commercial health insurance, Medicare Part D and Medicare Advantage do not cover Acetaminophen as a stand-alone purchase. They will cover prescription drugs that include Acetaminophen as one of the active ingredients. Again, the best way to save money is to use a SingleCare discount card. Our lowest price for Acetaminophen is $2.54 for 30, 325mg tablets.

Does Medicaid cover Acetaminophen?

Medicaid typically covers over-the-counter medications like Acetaminophen, but some states may not. Talk to a pharmacist or a state Medicaid official. When covered, the copay should be zero or minimal. If Medicaid coverage is denied, purchase Acetaminophen with a SingleCare Acetaminophen coupon and pay as little as $2.54 for 30, 325mg tablets.

What is the brand name for Acetaminophen?

The best-known Acetaminophen brand names are Motrin and Advil, but store shelves are crowded with less familiar brand-name Acetaminophen. Motrin and Advil cost more than generic Acetaminophen, but they can be purchased at a discount with a SingleCare savings card.

Ways to save on Acetaminophen

Nonprescription drugs like Acetaminophen are consumer products like mouthwash or potato chips, so consumers can save money in many of the same ways they save money on other store purchases:

• Buying the lowest-priced Acetaminophen dosage form

• Comparing Acetaminophen product prices on the store shelf

• Comparing Acetaminophen prices between retailers

• Using coupons

• Purchasing a different product, like ibuprofen

But Acetaminophen is also a drug, so there are a few extra ways to save money, such as enrolling in Medicaid. However, Medicaid programs impose strict eligibility requirements. 

The most certain way to save money is to use a Acetaminophen coupon from SingleCare to purchase Acetaminophen and other OTC and prescription medications. Regular users of SingleCare can earn bonus savings by joining SingleCare’s bonus loyalty program.

Is there a cheaper alternative to Acetaminophen?

Acetaminophen is a low-priced nonprescription medication. The cheapest versions of Acetaminophen are tablets, so buying Acetaminophen tablets may be the most affordable alternative. That’s because the only other effective OTC pain and fever medications are nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs): aspirin, ibuprofen, or naproxen. These sell for about the same price or more than Acetaminophen products, but they have more side effects. Switching to an alternative pain reliever may not net that much savings. 

How to use SingleCare for Acetaminophen

You can use SingleCare coupons at most national pharmacies and grocers, including Walgreens, Kroger, Walmart, CVS, Safeway, and more. Text, email, print, or save your free Acetaminophen coupon to your digital wallet and show a pharmacist when you pick up your prescription.