Edarbyclor Coupons & Prices

Edarbyclor FAQs

How much does Edarbyclor cost without insurance?

The price of Edarbyclor without insurance is $354.74 for 30, 40-25mg tablets, but you can use the SingleCare free discount card and pay as little as $261.96 for 30, 40-25mg tablets of generic Edarbyclor. Earn prescription savings when purchasing Edarbyclor at local pharmacies like CVS Pharmacy, Kroger, and Walgreens by letting your healthcare provider check your SingleCare discount card to compare prices.

How much does Edarbyclor cost with insurance?

If you use Edarbyclor to lower your high blood pressure then you need the best savings option available to you. You can ask the pharmacist in your area to calculate your Edarbyclor price with insurance since copays can vary according to your health insurance plan.

With SingleCare, Edarbyclor can cost as low as $261.96 30, 40-25mg tablets of generic Edarbyclor, which could be more affordable than your insurance. Take our Edarbyclor coupon to your local pharmacy to compare prices.

Does Medicare cover Edarbyclor and how much does it cost?

Medicare does not typically cover Edarbyclor. If you do not have Medicare, you might pay around $354.74 for 30, 40-25mg tablets for Edarbyclor. To get a discount on your Edarbyclor prescription, you can use your free SingleCare discount card at participating pharmacies near you.

Is there a generic of Edarbyclor?

Edarbyclor is a brand name of azilsartan medoxomil/chlorthalidone that's manufactured by Arbor Pharmaceuticals LLC. There is currently no FDA-approved, generic alternatives of Edarbyclor available on the market.

What is Edarbyclor?

Edarbyclor is a prescription two-in-one pill that treats high blood pressure in adults, consisting of azilsartan and chlorthalidone. The azilsartan is an angiotensin II receptor blocker that keeps your blood vessels from narrowing. This will lower your blood pressure and improve your blood flow. The next drug, chlorthalidone, is a water pill that prevents your body from absorbing too much salt, which can cause fluid retention.

Your healthcare provider will advise you on how to use Edarbyclor. Normally, it is recommended that you start using a 40/12.5 mg dose of Edarbyclor, which is taken orally once daily. In about one to two weeks, the effects of antihypertensive are typically noticeable. After two weeks, the dosage may be increased to 40/25 mg or as needed to achieve your blood pressure goals.

What are the side effects of Edarbyclor?

Some but not all side effects of Edarbyclor include confusion, fainting, blurred vision, dry mouth, loss of appetite, cramps, unusual weakness, sweating, and increased thirst. You will need to seek medical advice if you have health conditions like heart problems, gout, liver or kidney problems. Sometimes, it is found that kidney problems get worse in people who have a kidney disease prior to taking Edarbyclor.

Contact your doctor if you have any concerns or if these side effects worsen while using Edarbyclor. You are also advised to call the FDA to report any negative side effects or experiences while using this drug.

Talk to your doctor about discontinuing the use of Edarbyclor if pregnancy is detected, as this prescription drug can cause death or injury to the developing fetus. You cannot use Edarbyclor while you are breastfeeding. Advise your doctor about any prescription medications you are currently taking before using Edarbyclor. Additionally, your healthcare provider may suggest healthy changes you can make to help lower your blood pressure.