Baclofen Coupons & Prices

Baclofen FAQs

How much does Baclofen cost without insurance?

If you don't have insurance, Baclofen could cost as much as $53.98 for 30, 10mg tablets of Baclofen. You can save money on your cash price with a Baclofen coupon from SingleCare. When you use our free coupon at your local pharmacy, you can pay the lowest price of $4.80 for 30, 10mg tablets of generic Baclofen. Simply present your discount coupon at checkout to start saving.

How much does Baclofen cost with insurance?

The copay for Baclofen can vary by insurance plan, but your pharmacist or insurance provider can help you calculate the total cost. With a Baclofen prescription discount card from SingleCare, you could save more on the price of Baclofen. When you use a Baclofen discount card at any participating pharmacy, you could pay $4.80 for 30, 10mg tablets of generic Baclofen.

Does Medicare cover Baclofen, and how much does it cost?

Baclofen is covered by most, if not all, Medicare plans, which usually cover the generic version. Consult your insurance provider or your pharmacist to determine your copay with Medicare. Sometimes, the price with SingleCare may be cheaper than that with Medicare. With a SingleCare prescription savings card, you could pay a low price of $4.80 for Baclofen. Our copay cards are accepted at participating pharmacies across the United States.

What is the brand name for Baclofen?

Baclofen is a generic prescription drug that Zydus Pharmaceuticals, Innogenix, and other companies manufacture. Brand names of Baclofen include Lioresal, Gablofen, and Ozobax.

Ways to save on Baclofen

There are several ways to save money on your Baclofen prescription, and one of the easiest is a free savings card from SingleCare. The SingleCare savings program can save you up to 80% off a variety of prescription drugs. Signing up for SingleCare’s free loyalty program can maximize your savings.

If you have insurance, ask your pharmacist what your out-of-pocket pricing would be for Baclofen. If you don’t feel your coverage is adequate, ask the pharmacist if another drug option would be more affordable, and then speak to your doctor about a potential change. There are also other ways to access Baclofen at a lower price. These include:

• Patient assistance programs: Check to see if your local government entities offer any patient assistance programs for medication access. Eligibility requirements may exist.

• Manufacturer assistance: The manufacturer of EpiPen and other forms of epinephrine injectors may offer direct assistance to cover the cost of the drug. Each plan may have eligibility requirements.

• Medicare Extra Help or Medicaid: These programs can help cover your drug costs based on income eligibility. Check with your local entity for more details and to apply.

• FSA or HSA accounts: Your employer may offer opportunities to put funds into accounts for healthcare costs. This can help you budget these costs, and your contribution may be tax-deductible. Some employers even match these funds, so make sure you take advantage of what is offered to you.

Is there a cheaper alternative to Baclofen?

The brand-name version of Baclofen tablets, known as Lioresal, is no longer made. Baclofen is the generic version. Baclofen is also available in injectable form and an oral liquid solution. The tablets are the most cost-efficient option, as they are substantially cheaper than other administration forms.

There are other generic muscle relaxers available in the U.S. that can be used to treat the same conditions. Some examples of other muscle relaxants include chlorzoxazone, cyclobenzaprine, or metaxalone. Price comparisons can be made on SingleCare’s website or with your insurance formulary. Your prescriber or pharmacist can help you determine which could be the most cost-efficient option for you.