Clomid Coupons & Prices

Clomid FAQs

How much is Clomid with SingleCare?

The generic version of Clomid costs $50.30 for 5, 50mg tablets with a free Clomid coupon from SingleCare. You could pay even less depending on your Rx information. Use the dropdown menu above to enter your Rx info (i.e., generic/brand, quantity, dosage, form) to find the most accurate price of Clomid with SingleCare at a pharmacy near you.

How much does Clomid cost without insurance?

The average cash price for Clomid is $81.10 per 5, 50mg tablets. A SingleCare discount card can reduce the generic Clomid price to as little as $50.30 for 5, 50mg tablets.

How much does Clomid cost with insurance?

Clomid or its generic version, clomiphene citrate, may be covered by health insurance, but this is not always the case. Check with an insurance representative. Insurance providers that cover Clomid typically place it in their lowest copay tiers, resulting in a low copay cost. The fees and policies of the other insurance company will determine the final out-of-pocket cost. If coverage or cost is a concern, use a SingleCare Clomid coupon without insurance at a participating SingleCare pharmacy. SingleCare’s lowest price for generic Clomid is $50.30 for 5, 50mg tablets.

Does Medicare cover Clomid?

Medicare Part D drug plans typically do not cover Clomid or other fertility treatments, but some Medicare Advantage plans, such as BCN Advantage, may offer coverage. If Clomid is not covered, use a SingleCare savings card to purchase a generic version of Clomid at a discounted price. 

Does Medicaid cover Clomid?

Medicaid programs generally do not cover infertility treatments. One or two states do cover drugs like Clomid that can be used with natural insemination. No state covers IVF or artificial insemination treatments. People without Medicaid coverage for Clomid or its generic version can rely on SingleCare’s pharmacy savings program. Our best price for generic Clomid is $50.30 for 5, 50mg tablets.

Clomid availability

Clomid (clomiphene citrate) is still available in generic form, which most pharmacies can dispense, but brand-name Clomid and some specific formulations have been discontinued by certain manufacturers, making branded versions harder or impossible to obtain. Due to these discontinuations, availability can vary by pharmacy and region, so patients are often switched to an equivalent generic product. If needed, a prescriber or pharmacy can confirm which formulations remain in current production.

Is there a generic for Clomid?

The generic version of Clomid is clomiphene citrate.

Ways to save on Clomid

Fertility treatments like Clomid offer limited opportunities to save money because these treatments are not considered medically necessary. There are still ways to save money, starting with SingleCare’s prescription drug discount program:

• With a free coupon for Clomid from SingleCare, generic Clomid can be purchased for as little as $50.30 for 5, 50mg tablets. People who enroll in SingleCare’s bonus loyalty program can earn additional discounts on prescription medications and refills each time they use SingleCare drug coupons.

• Switching to the generic version, clomiphene citrate, may save a significant amount of money.

• Comparing pharmacy prices to find the best price may also save money.

• Clomid or its generic version may be available at local 340B clinics or hospitals that sell drugs at a government-subsidized discount. Not many people can meet the strict income eligibility requirements.

Is there a cheaper alternative to Clomid?

The only ovulation-enhancing alternatives to Clomid are generic Clomid, letrozole, and injected hormones called gonadotropins. The cheapest alternatives are generic Clomid and letrozole, but letrozole is not FDA-approved as a fertility treatment. The lowest-cost injected hormones are the chorionic gonadotropins Pregnyl, Novarel, and Ovidrel. All of these alternatives can be purchased with SingleCare discount coupons. 

Each of these alternatives differs in effectiveness, side effects, allergic reactions, and risks. Get medical advice from a healthcare professional before switching.

How to use SingleCare for Clomid

SingleCare coupons are accepted at most major pharmacies and grocery stores, including Walgreens, Kroger, Walmart, CVS, Safeway, and more. Just text, email, print, or save your free Clomid coupon to your digital wallet and show your pharmacist when you pick up your prescription.