Armodafinil Coupons & Prices

Armodafinil FAQs

How much does Armodafinil cost without insurance?

The cash price of Armodafinil can vary depending on the strength and quantity of the medication prescribed. In general, the average retail cost of Armodafinil is around $625.56 for 30, 250mg tablets of Armodafinil. You can pay for $32.24 for 30, 250mg tablets of generic Armodafinil with a SingleCare prescription discount card that can be used at participating pharmacies.

How much does Armodafinil cost with insurance?

The cost of Armodafinil with insurance varies depending on the plan you have and the formulary of the plan. You can consult your insurance provider or pharmacist directly to determine the exact cost of Armodafinil with insurance. If insurance does not cover Armodafinil, you could save on the cost of the medication with SingleCare. With a SingleCare prescription savings card or coupon, the cost of Armodafinil may be lower than the copay with insurance. 

Does Medicare cover Armodafinil and how much does it cost?

Most Medicare prescription drug plans help cover the cost of Armodafinil. The copay with Medicare can vary depending on the prescription, but it may range between $1 and $47 after you have paid your deductible. You can also compare your Medicare copay with the cost with a SingleCare coupon to see how much you save. 

Where can I use SingleCare's Armodafinil coupon?

Use Singlecare’s free Armodafinil discount card at most major pharmacies for a discount of up to 80% on your prescription. Enter your zip code on the Armodafinil page of our site to see which pharmacies near you accept our Armodafinil discount card.

Is there a generic version of Armodafinil?

Armodafinil is the generic version of Nuvigil. Generic manufacturers of Armodafinil include Aurobindo Pharma, Mylan, and others. You can use a free SingleCare Armodafinil discount card and reduce the retail cost by up to 80% off when you purchase generic Armodafinil at participating local pharmacies.

What is Armodafinil?

Armodafinil, also known by its brand name Nuvigil, belongs to a class of drugs called wakefulness-promoting agents. It is chemically similar to another drug called modafinil, which is the generic version of Provigil. It is believed to work by blocking the reuptake and thus increasing the levels of dopamine in the brain. This drug has stimulant-like effects to help reduce daytime drowsiness in those with narcolepsy, obstructive sleep apnea, and sleep work disorder.

Armodafinil comes as a 50 mg, 150 mg, 200 mg, or 250 mg oral tablet. It is generally taken once daily. Older adults and people with liver problems may be started on a lower dose than normal. 

Armodafinil is a Schedule IV drug that may carry a risk of abuse and dependence. This medication should only be used as directed by a doctor or healthcare provider. Tell your doctor about any medical conditions you may have and other drugs you may be taking.