Canasa Cupones y precios

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How much does Canasa cost without insurance?

In general, the Canasa price is $1,416.23 for 1, 30 suppository box of Canasa without insurance. If you're looking to save on your prescription, you can use a free SingleCare savings card and pay as little as $45.64 for 1, 30 suppository box of generic Canasawhile saving up to 80% on other medications. Using mesalamine, the generic version of Canasa, can help you save even more.

How much does Canasa cost with insurance?

Canasa savings vary depending on which insurance plan and healthcare provider you have. You may need to check with your pharmacist to get an accurate price of Canasa with insurance. SingleCare's discount card lets you purchase Canasa for just $45.64 for 1, 30 suppository box of generic Canasa. Many times, SingleCare prices turn out even cheaper than insurance coverage. Compare prices online at singlecare.com or at a participating pharmacy near you.

Does Medicare cover Canasa and how much does it cost?

Canasa is covered by many Medicare Part D and Medicare Advantage plans with various copays. To get a discount on your Canasa prescriptions, you can use SingleCare's savings card to bring your out-of-pocket expenses down to $45.64 for 1, 30 suppository box of generic Canasa. Our discount could be a better price than what you would pay with Medicare. Bring your SingleCare card, coupon, or app to a local pharmacy to compare payment options and prices.

Is there a generic of Canasa?

Canasa is a brand-name prescription medication manufactured by Allergan. The generic version of Canasa is called mesalamine. Another brand name for mesalamine is Lialda. Generic versions of these prescription drugs are typically cheaper. Use SingleCare's saving card and pay our lowest price for Canasa, Lialda, or generic mesalamine.

What is Canasa?

Canasa is an FDA-approved rectal medication that is used to treat mild to moderate ulcerative proctitis. Proctitis is a condition characterized by inflammation of the inner lining of the rectum. It works by blocking certain chemicals in the body that cause inflammation. Canasa is an anti-inflammatory drug that helps reduce irritation and swelling in the colon. Canasa is not a cure for ulcerative proctitis, but it may decrease rectal bleeding and the amount of mucus in the stool, as well as the number of stools.

The generic version of Canasa, mesalamine, is also available in different brand names, such as Lialda. Lialda is approved to treat ulcerative colitis. Canasa is administered as a 1000 mg suppository in the rectum at bedtime for 3 to 6 weeks.

What doses of Canasa are available?

Canasa is only available as a 1,000 mg rectal suppository. Consult your doctor before using Canasa to ensure that you're using the correct dosage. If a rectal suppository does not fit your lifestyle or medical needs, ask your doctor about Lialda, which is an oral tablet with the same active ingredient as Canasa. He or she can determine which treatment is best for you depending on your condition.

What are the side effects of Canasa?

Common side effects of Canasa include rectal pain, stomach pain, dizziness, fever, and rash. Some side effects that occur may not require immediate medical care and should eventually go away after a while. Consult a healthcare provider if side effects persist or worsen.

Canasa may also cause serious side effects including kidney problems, liver problems, sun sensitivity of the skin, kidney stones, and allergic reactions. Seek immediate medical attention if you experience signs or symptoms of an allergic reaction, including rash, swelling of the face or throat, and trouble breathing. Other side effects can also occur since this is not a complete list. 

Call your doctor, pharmacist, or the manufacturer for medical advice on Canasa, its related side effects and drug interactions. Talk to a healthcare provider about other possible side effects, warnings, and precautions before using Canasa.