Depakote Coupons & Prices

Depakote FAQs

How much does Depakote cost without insurance?

If you do not have insurance coverage, the average retail cost of Depakote may be about $798.50 for 90, 500mg tablet delayed releases. Use a SingleCare Depakote coupon at your local pharmacy and pay a discounted rate of for 60, 500mg tablets of generic Depakote. Remember to always bring your free coupon to your local Target, Longs Drugs, or Walgreens to save on your prescription.

How much does Depakote cost with insurance?

Depending on your type of insurance plan and its level of coverage, the average copay for Depakote may vary. At participating pharmacies you can use a SingleCare prescription discount card and save money on your next Depakote prescription or refill purchases. Ask your pharmacist to compare prices and you could save when you pay a discounted rate with SingleCare.

Does Medicare cover Depakote and how much does it cost?

Depakote prescriptions are not currently covered by Medicare, although the generic may be. However, you can still save with a SingleCare savings card at your local Kroger, Harris Teeter and Walmart. Customers can pay a lower price of $18.89 for 60, 500mg tablets of generic Depakote.

Is there a generic of Depakote?

Depakote is a brand-name prescription medication manufactured by AbbVie Inc. Divalproex is the generic version of Depakote.

What is Depakote?

Depakote, generically named divalproex sodium, is a brand-name prescription drug approved by the FDA for the treatment of seizure disorders. It can also be recommended to treat psychiatric disorders such as bipolar disorder or the prevention of migraine headaches. Although the exact mechanism of Depakote is not entirely understood, it is known to increase the brain concentrations of certain neurotransmitters of the brain. Seek pediatric advice before giving this medication to children under the age of 2 who are taking more than one type of seizure medication Use of this medication during pregnancy may cause birth defects or lower the child's IQ. Immediately consult your healthcare provider if you are pregnant or plan to become pregnant.

Depakote is an oral tablet that should not be chewed or crushed. It is recommended to take this medication with food to avoid an upset stomach. Take plenty of fluids while taking this medication. There are two types of Depakote available, extended-release and delayed-release. Dosage and frequency are determined by the Depakote release form your provider chooses, your weight, medical condition, and response to treatment. Depakote should only be taken as prescribed by your healthcare professional. If you suddenly stop taking this medication, it may cause your condition to get worse.

What are the side effects of Depakote?

The most common side effects include diarrhea, dizziness, hair loss, vision problems, changes in menstruation, tremors, and weight change. Severe allergic reactions to Depakote are not common. However immediately contact your healthcare professional should you experience chest pain, irregular heartbeat, trouble breathing, swollen lymph nodes, loss of consciousness, and nystagmus.

Patients with metabolic disorders such as urea cycle disorder may develop serious side effects such as a severe and possibly fatal encephalopathy brain disorder. This can be identified by symptoms such as weakness, vomiting, and mood changes. Within the first 6 months of treatment, this medication may rarely cause severe and possibly fatal liver problems. This risk increases for children under the age of 2. Immediately consult your doctor should you experience dark urine, loss of appetite, or yellowing of eyes.

This is not the full list of side effects and more are prone to occur. Seek medical advice from your doctor to ensure that Depakote is right for you.