Uribel Coupons & Prices

Uribel FAQs

How much does Uribel cost without insurance?

The cost of Uribel without insurance is approximately $79.50 for 30, 81.6mg tablets of Uribel. With SingleCare Uribel coupons, you can save on the retail price of Uribel and spend as little as $52.54 for 30, 118mg capsules of Uribel on your next prescription fill. Our Uribel discount card can be redeemed at participating pharmacies such as CVS Pharmacy, Target, Walmart Pharmacy, and Walgreens among other major drugstores.

How much does Uribel cost with insurance?

Uribel copays can differ by insurance plan. You should contact your local pharmacy to find out how much Uribel costs with your insurance plan. If your health plan doesn’t cover Uribel, the cash price without insurance is $79.50 for 30, 81.6mg tablets of Uribel. However, if you're using your SingleCare Uribel savings card, your prescription may cost just $52.54 for 30, 118mg capsules of Uribel. Try the SingleCare card at your local pharmacy to compare pricing and find out which payment option is best for your budget.

Does Medicare cover Uribel and how much does it cost?

Uribel is not usually covered by Medicare. This means that you may have to pay the full cost of your prescription. You may be able to use a free prescription discount card from SingleCare to pay just $52.54 for 30, 118mg capsules of Uribel on your next refill. You can redeem Uribel coupons at the nearest SingleCare participating pharmacy to start saving.

Is there a generic of Uribel?

Uribel is a brand-name prescription drug manufactured by Mission Pharmacal Company. There is currently no generic version of Uribel.

What is Uribel?

Uribel is an FDA-approved prescription medication used to treat the frequent need to urinate, discomfort, pain, and cramps that come with a urinary tract infection. It is also used to prevent bladder discomfort during medical procedures.

Uribel works by acting as an antiseptic, helping to prevent the growth of bacteria in urine. It also functions as a pain reliever and muscle relaxant. Uribel is not an antibiotic and should not be used as such.

Tell your doctor if you're currently taking any other types of medications. Antacids, for example, may decrease the effectiveness of Uribel in your body. Other Uribel drug interactions include diuretics, antimuscarinic agents, antidiarrheals, sulfonamide drugs, opioid narcotics, and antifungal medications. You should not use Uribel if you are allergic to methenamine, hyoscyamine, methylene blue, or phenyl salicylate.

What doses of Uribel are available?

Uribel comes in the form of an oral tablet and is usually taken four times a day. Check with your doctor before taking Uribel to ensure that you're using a dosage that is most appropriate for your condition. Uribel is not a cure for urinary tract infections and is not recommended for children younger than six years old.

What are the side effects of Uribel?

Though side effects may be rare, some people have had severe reactions to Uribel. Check with your doctor for immediate medical advice if you experience any symptoms that cause interruptions to your day-to-day life. Some side effects include a fast heartbeat, blurred vision, dizziness, shortness of breath, and difficulty urinating. This is not a complete list of side effects; other adverse events not listed here may also occur. Ask your doctor for additional information on all possible side effects and ways in which you can manage or reduce them.

Allergic or hypersensitivity reactions are possible with Uribel. Consult immediate medical attention if you experience itching, rash, trouble breathing, or swelling of the face, lips, tongue, or throat. 

Tell your doctor if you have a history of the following medical conditions before using Uribel: Heart disease, glaucoma, enlarged prostate, myasthenia gravis, or stomach ulcers. You should also tell your doctor if you have an allergy to belladonna or salicylates like NSAIDs or aspirin. 

Consult your healthcare provider for other possible side effects, warnings, and precautions associated with Uribel.