Buspirone Coupons & Prices

Buspirone FAQs

How much does Buspirone cost without insurance?

The cost of Buspirone without insurance depends on the quantity prescribed, dosage, and pharmacy you purchase from. The average retail price of Buspirone is $45.90 for 60, 5mg tablets. You can save money on your next Buspirone prescription or refill by using a SingleCare coupon. With this coupon, the price can be as little as $4.74 for 60, 5mg tablets.

How much does Buspirone cost with insurance?

The price of Buspirone will depend on your health insurance plan. You can ask your pharmacist or insurance provider what the cost of Buspirone is with insurance coverage. In some cases, the cost of Buspirone with a SingleCare discount can be cheaper than the cost with insurance. 

Does Medicare cover Buspirone and how much does it cost?

Yes, most Medicare prescription drug plans cover Buspirone. The cost of Buspirone with Medicare can vary depending on the plan. Ask your pharmacist or Medicare provider about the cost of Buspirone with Medicare. To find the best discount, compare this cost with the price of Buspirone with a SingleCare coupon. 

Is there a generic of Buspirone?

Buspirone is a generic drug that’s manufactured by several companies, such as Teva and Amneal. The brand-name version of buspirone is BuSpar. 

What is Buspirone?

Buspirone is a prescription medicine used to treat anxiety disorders, including generalized anxiety disorder, in adults. Healthcare providers may also prescribe it for the short-term treatment of anxiety symptoms. 

Buspirone comes as an oral tablet. The typical starting dosage is 7.5 mg twice daily. The maximum dosage is 60 mg per day. Buspirone can be taken with or without food. 

What are the side effects of Buspirone?

The most common side effects of Buspirone are dizziness, nausea, headache, nervousness, lightheadedness, and excitement. Serious side effects of Buspirone include serotonin syndrome and serious allergic reactions. 

​Report any severe, worsening, or persistent adverse effects to your doctor. 

This is not a complete list of all side effects of Buspirone. For a complete list, talk to your healthcare provider.

Ways to save on Buspirone

The cost of Buspirone is usually low, but there may be other ways to save more on its price. Generic drugs typically don’t have manufacturer-sponsored patient assistance programs, but you may consider shopping around at different pharmacies for the lowest price or enrolling in Medicaid. Medicaid has strict eligibility requirements that are based on income and other factors. You can check your state’s Medicaid website for details. Additionally, you may consider signing up for SingleCare’s loyalty program—a program that provides extra savings and member-only discounts. Signing up is free and the program is available to anyone 13 years and older in the U.S. and Puerto Rico.