Eliquis Coupons & Prices

Eliquis FAQs

How much does Eliquis cost without insurance?

The retail list price of Eliquis without insurance is $814.69 for 60, 5mg tablets, but your free SingleCare savings card can bring down your total to $487.86 for 60, 5mg tablets. Individuals who do not have a health insurance plan can use our Eliquis coupons to save money and pay a discounted price on this prescription medicine at participating pharmacies. SingleCare discount cards are accepted at many local pharmacies in the United States and Puerto Rico, along with a valid prescription. 

How much does Eliquis cost with insurance?

Your pharmacist can calculate your copay with commercial insurance coverage, as costs vary by insurance provider. Or, you can contact your insurance plan for information on your out-of-pocket costs. With a SingleCare savings card, you could pay a reduced price of $487.86 on an Eliquis prescription of 60, 5mg tablets. This could be cheaper than your insurance company charges. To compare Eliquis prices, ask the pharmacist to run your prescription discount card before buying. Anyone can use a SingleCare card—no eligibility requirements or registration are required.

Does Medicare cover Eliquis and how much does it cost?

Most Medicare Part D and Medicare Advantage plans cover Eliquis, but the out-of-pocket cost varies by plan. At $487.86 per 60, 5mg tablets, SingleCare may offer a cheaper alternative to your Medicare Advantage or Medicare Part D Plan. Compare costs at a participating pharmacy near you.

Is there a generic of Eliquis?

Eliquis is a brand-name drug that contains the active ingredient apixaban. It is currently manufactured by Bristol Myers Squibb and marketed by Bristol Myers Squibb and Pfizer. Generic Eliquis has been approved by the FDA; however, it is not yet available in the United States. This generic drug may not become available until 2026 due to an extension of the original drug patent. Once generics are available on the market, several manufacturers will likely produce them, which will help the price come down. 

Ways to save on Eliquis

Eliquis is taken to treat blood clots or to prevent them for people who are at risk. Because of this, Eliquis may be taken for months or years. That cost can add up over time, so ways to save on Eliquis include: 

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

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

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

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

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

• Ask your healthcare provider about other anticoagulant options.

Is there a cheaper alternative to Eliquis?

Generic Coumadin (warfarin) is an inexpensive alternative to Eliquis and is covered by most insurance. However, it comes with a higher risk of bleeding, and blood levels need to be monitored closely. Xarelto (rivaroxaban), which is in the same drug class as Eliquis, comes in a generic version but only in a dosage that prevents blood clots for some conditions. For blood clot treatment, the other medications in this class are all brand names, similarly priced, and not available in generic form.