Amitriptyline Coupons & Prices

Amitriptyline FAQs

How much does Amitriptyline cost without insurance?

Without insurance coverage, the average cash price of Amitriptyline is $27.43 for 30, 25mg tablets. Retail Amitriptyline prices can differ based on your local pharmacy and the prescribed dosage. By using a SingleCare prescription coupon, you could buy Amitriptyline without insurance for as low as $4.00 for 30, 25mg tablets at participating local pharmacies.

How much does Amitriptyline cost with insurance?

Amitriptyline is nearly universally covered by health insurance policies if prescribed for depression. However, it's commonly prescribed for unapproved medical conditions. In those cases, insurance coverage will depend on the plan. Copays are typically low, but there may be other fees. In cases in which a Amitriptyline prescription is not covered or the out-of-pocket costs are significant, it may be cheaper to use a SingleCare Amitriptyline coupon without insurance. 

Does Medicare cover Amitriptyline?

Amitriptyline is usually covered by Medicare Part D and Medicare Advantage plans when prescribed for FDA-approved medical conditions. The cost can vary depending on your formulary, prescribed dosage, and other factors. You could save money on a Amitriptyline prescription by using a SingleCare savings card. The current lowest price is $4.00 for 30, 25mg tablets of Amitriptyline when you use the discount coupons at participating pharmacies.

Does Medicaid cover Amitriptyline?

Medicaid usually covers Amitriptyline for FDA-approved conditions. Coverage may vary by state, particularly for off-label uses. The copay and other costs should be low, but this, too, depends on the state and other factors. People on Medicaid can use SingleCare’s prescription discount card instead of Medicaid. SingleCare’s current lowest price is $4.00 for 30, 25mg tablets of Amitriptyline.

What is the brand name for Amitriptyline?

Originally sold as brand-name Elavil, Amitriptyline is currently sold only as a generic prescription drug. 

Ways to save on Amitriptyline

Amitriptyline is typically a long-term treatment. Monthly refill costs can add up over time for people without insurance. Patients can reduce the cost by enjoying free discounts at participating pharmacies through SingleCare’s prescription savings program. A SingleCare Amitriptyline coupon can lower the cost of 30, 25mg tablets to as low as 4.00. Earn even more savings on other drug purchases by signing up for SingleCare’s loyalty savings program.

Other ways to realize Amitriptyline savings include:

• Enrolling in Medicaid or, for Medicare patients, the Medicare Low-Income Subsidy

• Comparing prescription prices to find the lowest price 

• Finding a 340B provider, either a clinic or hospital, to purchase Amitriptyline at a subsidized price

• Purchasing a 90-day supply at a cheaper per-pill cost than 30-day supplies 

Is there a cheaper alternative to Amitriptyline?

Tricyclic antidepressants (TCAs) like Amitriptyline are, as a drug class, among the lowest cost mental health treatments. Amitriptyline itself is one of the lowest-priced generic antidepressants in the United States, so there are not many pharmaceutical alternatives to Amitriptyline that save money. For depression, comparably-priced medications include generic nortriptyline and bupropion. For some off-label conditions, cheaper alternatives include cyclobenzaprine (fibromyalgia). Ask a healthcare provider for medical advice about lower-cost treatment options. Then search SingleCare to find discount coupons for all these alternative treatment options.