Carvedilol Coupons & Prices

Carvedilol FAQs

How much does Carvedilol cost without insurance?

Without any health insurance coverage, the price of Carvedilol can be around $93.90 for 60, 12.5mg tablets. To reduce this cost, use a SingleCare prescription discount card and pay as little as $5.80 for 60, 12.5mg tablets of Carvedilol. These savings are redeemable at many local pharmacies.

How much does Carvedilol cost with insurance?

The cost of Carvedilol with insurance depends on the type of insurance plan you have. If you need help figuring out the cost of this drug with insurance, speak to your local pharmacy or call your insurance provider directly. Using a SingleCare Carvedilol discount card may also help you save money by lowering the cost of your prescription to $5.80 for 60, 12.5mg tablets, depending on the pharmacy you go to. Ask your pharmacist to compare your copay with the SingleCare coupon to find the best pricing on your prescription.

How much does Carvedilol cost with Medicare?

Carvedilol is generally covered by Medicare prescription plans. The copay varies per plan, deductible, and coverage stage. You can save on the cost of Carvedilol by using a SingleCare savings card, which may be less expensive than through Medicare sometimes. Lower your cost of Carvedilol to $5.80 for 60, 12.5mg tablets when you use a SingleCare prescription discount coupon at local neighborhood pharmacies near you. 

How much does Carvedilol cost with Medicaid? (IF APPLICABLE)

Carvedilol is usually covered by Medicaid, but it depends on the plan details and state. Typically, Carvedilol costs $0 to $4 per month when it is covered by Medicaid. However, if it is not covered, use a SingleCare coupon to save up to 80% on Carvedilol.

Is there a generic for Carvedilol? / What is the brand name for Carvedilol?

Carvedilol is manufactured by a few companies, including Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd., Mylan Pharmaceuticals Inc., and Dr. Reddy's Laboratories, Inc. Brand-name versions of Carvedilol include Coreg and Coreg CR, which are manufactured by GlaxoSmithKline.

Ways to save on Carvedilol 

At the moment, there are no patient assistance programs or manufacturer coupons available for Carvedilol, although they may be available for Coreg and Coreg CR, depending on eligibility. However, you can save on the retail price of this medication by asking your local pharmacy if they accept SingleCare’s free coupon. Both uninsured and underinsured patients have an opportunity for prescription savings when using SingleCare’s discount cards. Access the SingleCare website or mobile app today to start saving. Anyone in the United States with a valid prescription can use SingleCare, which does not require personal information or enrollment fees. 

Is there a cheaper alternative to Carvedilol?

If an alternative to Carvedilol is needed, other beta blockers can be used, such as Lopressor (metoprolol), Tenormin (atenolol), and Inderal (propranolol). Other medications that can be used for both heart failure and hypertension include Entresto, Zestril (lisinopril), and Cozaar (losartan). Talk to your healthcare provider to see which medication works best for you.

Is Carvedilol good for the heart? 

Carvedilol is good for the heart because it can be used to treat heart failure as well as left ventricular dysfunction after a heart attack. It helps lower blood pressure and improves how the heart pumps blood. Carvedilol reduces the risk of having a heart attack and improves overall cardiovascular health.