Caverject Impulse Cupones y precios

Preguntas frecuentes sobre Caverject Impulse

How much does Caverject Impulse cost without insurance?

Caverject Impulse costs around $283.38 for uninsured customers. With a SingleCare Caverject Impulse coupon, you will pay only $208.99 for the same prescription of {{drug}. Changes in dosage can affect Caverject Impulse prices.

How much does Caverject Impulse cost with insurance?

Your copay for Caverject Impulse with insurance will vary depending on your plan. You should ask your pharmacist to compare your copay cost to your cost of using SingleCare. With a SingleCare discount card, you could pay only $208.99 for your injection.

Does Medicare cover Caverject Impulse and how much does it cost?

Caverject Impulse is usually not covered under Medicare Part D and Medicare Advantage prescription drug plans. Patients without Caverject Impulse coverage should consider using a SingleCare savings card. This could cut your price down to $208.99.

Is there a generic of Caverject Impulse?

Caverject Impulse is a brand-name prescription drug with the active ingredient alprostadil. Caverject Impulse is available as a generic from Teva. You can search the SingleCare website or app for generic alprostadil if you have any questions about it or need valuable savings coupons.

What is Caverject Impulse?

Caverject Impulse is a brand-name prescription injection that is used to treat erectile dysfunction. While erectile dysfunction is caused by a wide spectrum of conditions both physical and psychological, the end result is that an insufficient amount of blood flows into and collects in the penis tissues responsible for an erection (the corpus cavernosum).

The active ingredient in Caverject Impulse, alprostadil, is a form of prostaglandin, a hormone that naturally occurs in the body. Alprostadil relaxes and widens the smooth muscle in the arteries that supply blood to the penis. Blood flow increases and blood flows rapidly into the corpora cavernosa.

The “Impulse” in Caverject Impulse refers to the dual-chamber syringe. Normally, Caverject Impulse is reconstituted right before injection, that is, the freeze-dried powdered version of the drug is mixed with saline by the physician, who then draws the mixture into a syringe for injection. However, the dual-chamber syringe allows patients to perform this critical step. Your prescribing physician will show you how to assemble the syringe, mix the two chambers, and inject the solution.

The first Caverject Impulse injection will be performed by a doctor to determine the correct dose. Later doses will be self-injected as needed. The physician will instruct the patient on how to perform a self-injection and only then prescribe Caverject Impulse. Caverject Impulse is not intended to be used more than three times per week. Each injection must be at least 24 hours after the last injection.

Caverject Impulse is also sometimes used as a one-time injection by a physician to make an initial diagnosis of erectile dysfunction.

What are the side effects of Caverject Impulse?

The most common side effects of Caverject Impulse are penis pain, urethra pain, testicle pain, redness of the penis, and site reactions to the injection. The most serious side effects of Caverject Impulse include dizziness, lightheadedness, painful erection, and extreme pain in the penis. Allergic reactions are rare.