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Bromsite FAQs

How much does Bromsite cost without insurance?

If you're not covered by insurance you can end up paying around $359.74 for 5, 0.075% solution (quantity in ml)s of Bromsite. You can use a prescription discount card from SingleCare to save money on the cost of Bromsite. SingleCare's coupons can also be used for any prescription refills you may need.

How much does Bromsite cost with insurance?

Your pharmacist or insurance provider can let you know about your Bromsite copay. It should be noted that your copay will vary based on your healthcare insurance plan. Your cost when you use a SingleCare savings card may be cheaper than what you pay with your insurance. You can talk to a pharmacist from one of SingleCare's participating pharmacies to compare prescription pricing.

Does Medicare cover Bromsite and how much does it cost?

Less than half of Medicare Part D and Medicare Advantage plans cover Bromsite. If your plan does not offer coverage for this drug you can consider using coupons from SingleCare to save money. In some cases, SingleCare may be a cheaper option than using Medicare. SingleCare's Bromsite coupons can be used at participating pharmacies nationwide.

Is there a generic of Bromsite?

Bromsite is a brand-name drug. Bromfenac is the generic name of Bromsite, but there is no generic version currently available.

What is Bromsite?

Bromsite is a prescription drug that is used to treat inflammation and prevent ocular pain after cataract eye surgery. Cataracts create a cloud on the lens of the eye, when this happens, you may experience impaired vision. Cataract surgery is a procedure that removes the clouded lenses and oftentimes replaces it with an artificial lens into the eyes. After surgery, patients can use Bromsite to reduce swelling and prevent pain.

If you wear contact lenses, remove them before using Bromsite. You should ask your healthcare provider for medical advice on proper safety instructions for using Bromsite.

If you are pregnant or are planning on becoming pregnant, you should talk to your healthcare provider before using Bromsite. Mothers who are breastfeeding should inform their doctor to ensure that your health and the health of your baby will not be harmed.

What are the side effects of Bromsite?

Some reported side effects associated with Bromsite are red eyes, sensitivity to light, temporary blurred vision, watery eyes, or headache. There are other side effects of Bromsite that have not been mentioned here. If you have experienced these or other side effects, you should talk to your healthcare provider. Since Bromsite is an NSAID, patients can possibly experience slow or delayed healing.

Some patients have also experienced allergic reactions when using Bromsite. Some symptoms of an allergic reaction include hives or swelling of your face, lips, and throat. Seek immediate medical attention if an allergic reaction occurs. If you have had reactions to any NSAID (oral or eye drop), tell your doctor before using Bromsite. 

Bromsite should not be immediately used with another topical ophthalmic medication. Wait at least 5 minutes between applications of eye drops. Your healthcare provider should be aware of any medications that you may be taking before and after your cataract surgery.