Hydrogen Peroxide Coupons & Prices

Hydrogen Peroxide FAQs

How much does Hydrogen Peroxide cost without insurance?

Hydrogen Peroxide is a generic, non-prescription compound available separately or in combination with other ingredients in several cosmetic, health, and industrial products. Insured and uninsured customers can expect to pay $4.11 for 473, 3% solution (quantity in ml)s of Hydrogen Peroxide. With a SingleCare discount card and a prescription for generic Hydrogen Peroxide, you pay only $5.93 for 473, 3% solution (quantity in ml)s.

How much does Hydrogen Peroxide cost with insurance?

You will not have a copay for Hydrogen Peroxide because it is not usually covered by insurance. Currently, however, you will pay only $5.93 for 473, 3% solution (quantity in ml)s of generic Hydrogen Peroxide with a SingleCare savings card and a prescription for Hydrogen Peroxide. SingleCare is welcomed at major pharmacies throughout the nation, including Target, Walmart, and Harris Teeter.

Does Medicare cover Hydrogen Peroxide and how much does it cost?

Medicare prescription drug plans do not cover purchases of Hydrogen Peroxide. An easy way to reduce the cost of Hydrogen Peroxide is by using a SingleCare discount card with your prescription for Hydrogen Peroxide. A SingleCare Hydrogen Peroxide coupon reduces the price of generic Hydrogen Peroxide to $5.93 for 473, 3% solution (quantity in ml)s.

What is the brand name of Hydrogen Peroxide?

Hydrogen Peroxide is a generic compound. Pure Hydrogen Peroxide is usually available from generic brands.

What is Hydrogen Peroxide?

Hydrogen Peroxide is a naturally-occurring compound used primarily as an antiseptic to kill bacteria and other organisms. Although it is toxic to cells, Hydrogen Peroxide is naturally produced in small amounts in the body as a defense against microorganisms. Available without a prescription, Hydrogen Peroxide is used to disinfect surfaces, small cuts, and scrapes, or treat acne. Hydrogen Peroxide is used in cosmetics to bleach hair or to whiten teeth.

As a surface or instrument disinfectant, Hydrogen Peroxide is used in a wide variety of products. In general, 3% Hydrogen Peroxide is used in the home and 30% or more Hydrogen Peroxide in clinical or industrial applications.

3% Hydrogen Peroxide can be used to disinfectant skin surfaces. At one time, Hydrogen Peroxide was widely used to disinfect cuts, scrapes, and burns. However, Hydrogen Peroxide interferes with the healing process by killing new skin cells, so it is no longer advised for disinfecting wounds.

At one time, Hydrogen Peroxide was a popular treatment for acne because it killed bacteria. Again, however, Hydrogen Peroxide interferes with the healing process making acne scars more likely, so it is no longer advised for use against acne.

Hydrogen Peroxide is a powerful oxidant. In other words, the oxygen in Hydrogen Peroxide quickly and easily is transferred to other molecules. For this reason, it “bleaches” substances of their color. As a result, Hydrogen Peroxide is a common cosmetic for bleaching hair. It is also added to toothpaste and mouthwash to whiten the stains on teeth.

What are the side effects of Hydrogen Peroxide?

Side effects of Hydrogen Peroxide depend on how it is used, how much is used, and how much of Hydrogen Peroxide is absorbed or taken into the body.

Used topically, the most common side effects of Hydrogen Peroxide are site reactions, such as irritation, redness, blistering, peeling, burning, itching, rash, and swelling. These effects typically last for only a few minutes after application. Hydrogen Peroxide is caustic, so high concentrations (35% or more) can cause first and second-degree skin burns.

Breathing in Hydrogen Peroxide can cause nose and throat irritation, coughing, and trouble breathing. Ingestion of low doses of low concentration Hydrogen Peroxide, such as toothpaste and mouthwash containing Hydrogen Peroxide, usually do not have effects. However, it's never a good idea to swallow toothpaste or mouthwash no matter what the ingredients.