Eliquis Starter Pack Coupons & Prices

Eliquis Starter Pack FAQs

How much does Eliquis Starter Pack cost without insurance?

On average, customers pay $976.08 for 1, 74 tablets therapy pack box of Eliquis Starter Pack without an insurance plan. With a SingleCare discount card, you could pay a discounted rate of $673.12 for 1, 74 tablets therapy pack box for Eliquis Starter Pack without insurance. SingleCare savings are available to eligible patients at most U.S. pharmacies.

How much does Eliquis Starter Pack cost with insurance?

The cost of Eliquis Starter Pack with insurance depends on your health plan. Check your plan’s formulary to see whether Eliquis Starter Pack is covered, and how high the copay is. Your SingleCare savings card could bring your total down to $673.12 1, 74 tablets therapy pack box, which could be less expensive than your insurance coverage. 

How much does Eliquis Starter Pack cost with Medicare?

Medicare Part D and Medicare Advantage plans with prescription drug coverage may cover Eliquis Starter Pack, but it depends on your plan’s formulary. Compare your Medicare Part D costs with SingleCare's best price of $673.12 for 1, 74 tablets therapy pack box.

How much does Eliquis Starter Pack cost with Medicaid?

Many state Medicaid formularies cover Eliquis. Check with your state’s formulary to see if Eliquis Starter Pack is covered in starter pack form.

Is there a generic for Eliquis Starter Pack?

The generic name for Eliquis is apixaban. A generic version has been approved by the FDA, but it may not be commercially available yet. There is no generic version of Eliquis Starter Pack specifically as a starter pack.

Ways to save on Eliquis Starter Pack

Eliquis Starter Pack is usually taken as a way to start treatment for a blood clot. After completing the starter pack, Eliquis (apixaban) may be taken for months or years. Ways to save on Eliquis Starter Pack include: 

• Print or download a SingleCare discount card to save on the cost of Eliquis Starter Pack.

• Check the manufacturer’s financial assistance program to see if you qualify. 

• Look into different health insurance options. Find out whether Eliquis Starter Pack is included in the formulary.

• Check out the formulary for different Medicare Part D or Medicare Advantage plans.

• Ask your healthcare provider about samples of Eliquis Starter Pack to start treatment.

• Ask your healthcare provider about other anticoagulant options.

Is there a cheaper alternative to Eliquis Starter Pack?

Generic Coumadin (warfarin) is an inexpensive alternative to Eliquis Starter Pack and is covered by most insurance. However, it comes with a higher risk of bleeding, and blood levels need to be monitored closely. A different anticoagulant in the same drug class may be an option if your insurance does not cover Eliquis Starter Pack or charges a high copay. Check your health plan’s formulary to see if it covers another factor Xa inhibitor, such as Xarelto (rivaroxaban) or Savaysa (edoxaban). However, for the treatment of blood clots, these drugs are all brand names and are not available in generic form at this time.