Buprenorphine Coupons & Prices

Buprenorphine FAQs

How much does Buprenorphine cost without insurance?

Without insurance, customers can expect to pay $428.40 for 60, 8mg tablet sublinguals of Buprenorphine, but this price may vary. With a SingleCare  discount card, you can get Buprenorphine for a discounted price of $56.99 for 60, 8mg tablet sublinguals.

How much does Buprenorphine cost with insurance?

The copay cost of Buprenorphine varies by insurance plan and the formulation prescribed. Buprenorphine could be covered as a medical benefit by your healthcare insurance provider. With a SingleCare savings card, Buprenorphine costs $56.99 for 60, 8mg tablet sublinguals. This may save you more money than using insurance, so have your pharmacist compare prices with your SingleCare Buprenorphine coupon to find the best option.

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

Medicare Part D and Medicare Advantage plans may cover a  Buprenorphine prescription. Buprenorphine is covered as a medical benefit under Medicare Part B when it is given by a healthcare provider as part of an outpatient treatment program.

Patients without Medicare may be able to use a SingleCare Buprenorphine coupon for potential savings. SingleCare’s free and reusable coupons are accepted at participating pharmacies.

How much does Buprenorphine cost with Medicaid?

Some state Medicaid formularies cover Buprenorphine as a generic drug. If your state Medicaid formulary doesn’t cover Buprenorphine, you can save on a prescription with a SingleCare Buprenorphine coupon.

How to save on Buprenorphine

With a SingleCare coupon, you could pay as little as $56.99 for 60, 8mg tablet sublinguals of generic Buprenorphine The free coupon can be printed, emailed, or sent to a smartphone and used right away.

Still, other ways to save include: 

• Exploring health insurance options, which may be less expensive than paying out-of-pocket for your prescription medications. 

• Comparing prices at different pharmacies with SingleCare’s pharmacy finder to find the best prices. 

• Researching community health centers, which can sometimes offer medications for low or no cost. Start by talking to your city or county’s health department to see what is available in your area.

• If Buprenorphine is prescribed to treat opioid addiction, the cost may be covered or subsidized as part of a comprehensive drug treatment program. 

What is the brand name of Buprenorphine?

Brand-name versions of Buprenorphine include Butrans (transdermal patch) and Belbuca (soluble film). To treat opioid addiction, Buprenorphine may be given as a long-term injection under the brand name Sublocade. Buprenorphine is also combined with naloxone to treat opioid addiction under the brand names Suboxone and Zubsolv. If you have a prescription for any of these brand-name or generic versions of Buprenorphine alone or in combination, you can search the SingleCare website or app for potential savings opportunities.

Is there a cheaper alternative to Buprenorphine? 

Other opioid and non-narcotic pain relievers may be less expensive than Buprenorphine. To treat opioid addiction, naltrexone and methadone are additional FDA-approved options. Your healthcare provider will help determine the most effective and cost-efficient treatment for you.