Bupropion Coupons & Prices

Bupropion FAQs

How much does Bupropion cost without insurance?

On average, the price of Bupropion for uninsured customers is $40.30 for 30, 75mg tablets. However, $9.06 for 30, 75mg tablets is all you pay with a SingleCare Bupropion coupon. From generics to brand-name prescription drugs, you can save as much as 80% with a SingleCare prescription discount card.

How much does Bupropion cost with insurance?

The amount of your Bupropion copay may vary depending on your health insurance plan, dose, and the brand prescribed. With SingleCare, Bupropion costs $9.06 for 30, 75mg tablets which may be lower than your insurance copay. Consult with your insurance company or pharmacist to determine the best option.

How much does Bupropion cost with Medicare?

Medicare Part D and Medicare Advantage prescription drug plans typically provide coverage of Bupropion in its generic version. Medicare patients may consider using a SingleCare Bupropion coupon, especially if there is a copay or coverage gap. With SingleCare, you pay the discounted price of $9.06 for 30, 75mg tablets at major pharmacies nationwide.

How much does Bupropion cost with Medicaid? 

Most state Medicaid plans cover Bupropion to treat FDA-approved conditions. However, coverage and copays will vary by state. A SingleCare coupon may be used to lower the cost of Bupropion if there is a high copay or deductible.

What is the brand name for Bupropion?

Bupropion is the active ingredient in the brand-name antidepressant, Wellbutrin. The immediate-release form, which is discussed here, is only available as a generic. However, there are two extended-release formulations of bupropion that are available in brand-name versions — a 12-hour formulation called Wellbutrin SR and a 24-hour formulation called Wellbutrin XL. Both of these extended-release formulations are also available as generics. Bupropion XL is also sold under the brand name Forfivo XL. Different versions are prescribed for different conditions. With a SingleCare coupon, you can save on all three versions of bupropion. 

Ways to save on Bupropion

All formulations of Bupropion come in generic form, which cost less than the brand-name version. That includes the IR, SR, and XL versions.

Ways to save on a Bupropion prescription include:

• Print or download a SingleCare discount card to save on your monthly Bupropion cost.

• Ask your healthcare provider about samples. This isn’t a long-term solution, but may help you get started to see how you respond to Bupropion.

• Look into different health insurance options. Find out whether Bupropion is included in the formulary.

• Check out the formulary for different Medicare Part D or Medicare Advantage plans.

Is there a cheaper alternative to Bupropion?

As a generic, there is no less expensive version of Bupropion. Your healthcare provider will work with you to find the best formulation of Bupropion for your particular needs. There are also other classes of medications that treat depression or help with smoking cessation. Each class of medication works differently and may or may not be right for your needs. In general, Bupropion is among the least expensive medications to treat these conditions.

Is Bupropion good for weight loss? 

Bupropion alone is not FDA approved for weight loss. However, appetite loss and weight loss may occur as a side effect in individuals who take Bupropion. 

Bupropion is one ingredient in a drug called Contrave. Contrave contains Bupropion as well as naltrexone. Contrave works on the brain by controlling the appetite and reward system and is used along with diet and exercise for long-term weight management. Contrave is not available as a generic drug.