Finacea Coupons & Prices

Finacea FAQs

How much does Finacea cost without insurance?

$606.43 for 1, 50gm of 15% can is the retail price of Finacea for those who do not have insurance. You can reduce your Finacea cost by using the free Finacea coupons offered by SingleCare. There is also a savings card available that can help you save as much as 80% on prescription medicine. With SingleCare, you could owe as little as $29.75 for 1, 50gm of 15% tube of gel for your Finacea prescription. Ask your local pharmacy to enter your prescription discount card to find the lowest price for Finacea.

How much does Finacea cost with insurance?

Branded Finacea may be covered by some insurance plans. To find out your possible copay with insurance, you can contact your health insurance provider since copays vary by insurance plan. By using SingleCare, you could save up to 80% on drug prices. Just present your SingleCare savings card or Finacea coupon at any of the participating pharmacies to pay as little as $29.75 for 1, 50gm of 15% tube of gel for your Finacea prescription. In some cases, SingleCare may be cheaper than the cost of the drug with insurance.

Does Medicare cover Finacea and how much does it cost?

Only some Medicare plans may offer coverage for Finacea. To find additional information on your copay with Medicare, contact your insurance provider. The typical copay range is usually around $15 to $323. With SingleCare, you could owe only $29.75 for 1, 50gm of 15% tube of gel for your Finacea. Use a free discount card to save on your next prescription or refill.

Is there a generic of Finacea?

Finacea is a brand-name drug. Azelaic acid topical is the generic version of Finacea. SingleCare has drug coupons for both treatment options. Finacea is available by prescription only—you cannot buy it over the counter.

What is Finacea?

Finacea is an FDA-approved prescription medicine available in the form of a topical gel or foam. It is used to treat a common skin condition called rosacea. Rosacea can cause inflammatory papules (raised spots) and pustules (pimple-like bumps) on the face. These pus-filled bumps are usually found on the cheeks and nose. Finacea helps to reduce redness, swelling, and the number of pimples caused by rosacea.

Finacea contains azelaic acid, which helps unblock pores and allows the skin to renew itself more quickly. Finacea also has antibacterial properties, which can help kill the bacteria that is causing acne. 

Finacea should not be used on sunburned, dry, chapped, irritated, or broken skin. Your doctor may also recommend that you avoid consuming certain foods while using Finacea such as spicy foods, hot foods or drinks, and alcoholic beverages that may cause flushing or redness. You may also be recommended to avoid using products that could cause irritation on the face, such as astringents, abrasives, and peeling agents. Talk to your doctor to find out if Finacea is right for you.

What are the side effects of Finacea?

Common side effects of Finacea may include burning, stinging, and tingling or itching. Other side effects may include redness, and dryness around the site of application. In rare cases, people with dark complexions may experience abnormal changes or a loss of skin color (hypopigmentation). Contact your healthcare professional immediately if you experience one or more of these side effects. 

Before using Finacea, tell your doctor if you may be allergic to any active or inactive ingredients in Finacea. Consult your healthcare provider for medical advice regarding the proper way to apply Finacea and ask about all possible side effects, warnings, and precautions before using Finacea.