Compound W Coupons & Prices

Compound W FAQs

How much does Compound W cost without insurance?

You could pay as much as $15.29 for Compound W without insurance. However, with SingleCare the cost of Compound W can be $12.48 when you use our Compound W coupons. You can redeem your savings at a participating pharmacy near you.

How much does Compound W cost with insurance?

The cost of Compound W can vary by insurance plan but your pharmacist or insurance provider can help you calculate your copay. Typically, you can purchase Compound W for about $15.29 but with a SingleCare discount card you could pay even less. When you use our discount card Compound W costs $12.48 at your local drugstore.

Does Medicare cover Compound W and how much does it cost?

Compound W is not typically covered by any Medicare plans. You can save on your out-of-pocket costs for Compound W with a SingleCare savings coupon or card. With our copay card you pay the reduced price of $12.48 for your Compound W refill.

Is there a generic of Compound W?

Compound W is a brand-name medication that is available as a prescription drug and over-the-counter. There is no generic version of Compound W available.

What is Compound W?

Compound W is the name of a list of brand-name products that are used for wart removals, specifically common warts and plantar warts. A common wart is recognized by its rough, cauliflower-like appearance. Plantar warts are located on the foot bottom, they cause tenderness and interruption to your footprint. Compound W products use salicylic acid, nitrous oxide, and cryogenic therapy to remove warts. Some Compound W products are safe for use by children who are at least four years old.

Compound W products are available in several forms including liquid, gel, strips, pads, and it's accu-freeze technology in Compound W freeze off.

You should not use Compound W if you are allergic to any of its ingredients. If a child or teen is recovering from fever, flu, or chickenpox, they should not use this medication as it contains salicylates. When salicylates are absorbed into the bloodstream it can cause Reye's Syndrome, a serious and sometimes fatal condition in children and teens. Reye's Syndrome causes swelling in the brain and liver of children who are recovering from viral infections.

Before using Compound W you could do test dose to ensure there are no allergic or skin reactions. Tell your doctor about other medical conditions you may have, including diabetes, liver or kidney disease, and if you have blood circulation problems. If you are pregnant or breastfeeding you should also inform your doctor.

If you are on other medications (prescription drugs, over-the-counter treatments, vitamins, and herbal supplements) you should provide your doctor with a full list to avoid drug interactions and effects. Only use Compound W as directed or according to your doctor's prescription instructions.

What are the side effects of Compound W?

Common side effects of Compound W include minor skin irritation, rash, peeling or changes in the skin color where the medication was applied.

If you have serious side effects such as severe headache, ringing in your ears, stomach pain, vomiting, and diarrhea, shortness of breath, or lightheadedness, stop using Compound W call your doctor right away. This is not a complete list of side effects of Compound W and others can occur. You can also report any of these effects to the FDA.