Betadine Coupons & Prices

Betadine FAQs

How much does Betadine cost without insurance?

The price for Betadine without insurance averages around $7.45 per 236, 10% solution (quantity in ml)s. With a SingleCare Betadine discount card, a prescription for Betadine costs $8.91 per 236, 10% solution (quantity in ml)s. SingleCare savings cards can save you as much as 80% on your prescriptions.

How much does Betadine cost with insurance?

Betadine is an over-the-counter topical antiseptic containing ingredients widely available in other over-the-counter antiseptic medications. Therefore, you will not find Betadine covered by insurance plans as you would a prescription drug with a copay. You can use a free Betadine coupon from SingleCare to save money on your prescription. the Betadine price with a SingleCare discount card is $8.91.

Does Medicare cover Betadine and how much does it cost?

Because Betadine is a low-priced over-the-counter topical antiseptic, no Medicare prescription drug plan covers purchases of Betadine.

For Medicare patients with a prescription for Betadine, you could pay as low as $8.91 for 236, 10% solution (quantity in ml)s with a SingleCare Betadine coupon at participating pharmacies.

Is there a generic of Betadine?

Betadine is a brand-name topical antiseptic. Its active ingredient, povidone-iodine, is widely available as a generic solution (Rexall, Up & Up, Walgreens), ointment (Major, CVS), or spray (Aplicare). Search the SingleCare website to find coupons for these and other topical wound washes or antiseptic sprays.

What is Betadine?

Betadine is an over-the-counter topical antiseptic that prevents infection of minor cuts, scrapes, and first-degree burns. Betadine is available as a cream, solution, or spray and is applied to the surface of the cut or burn prior to bandaging or dressing. The active ingredient in Betadine is povidone-iodine, a powerful antiseptic agent that kills most bacteria and viruses.

What are the side effects of Betadine?

Some but not all common side effects of Betadine are primarily site reactions to the active or inactive ingredients and include skin redness, itching, burning, rash, or irritation. Because Betadine is applied to open wounds, the povidone-iodine in Betadine can enter the bloodstream and cause rare side effects such as nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea. There have been reports of severe allergic reactions, but these are very rare. Symptoms of a serious allergic reaction include difficulty breathing, wheezing, and swelling.

Betadine can be corrosive to the skin if overused. Chronic over-use of povidone-iodine drugs can cause iodine poisoning, which can lead to kidney and organ failure. Always follow the product's instructions or your physician's advice to the letter.

These are not all the possible side effects of Betadine. Always consult with your physician or pharmacist if you have any worries or questions about possible side effects.