Imitrex Coupons & Prices

Imitrex FAQs

How much does Imitrex cost without insurance?

Typically, the cost of Imitrex tablets is about $844.94 for 9, 100mg tablets of Imitrex without insurance. You can save on this price by simply using a SingleCare savings card the next time you refill your Imitrex prescription. With SingleCare you could pay the discounted price of $6.42 9, 100mg tablets of generic Imitrex. Stop by your local pharmacy today to compare Imitrex and other prescription drug discounts with and without SingleCare.

How much does Imitrex cost with insurance?

The cost you pay for Imitrex will depend on your insurance plan and what percentage of your prescription drug costs are covered by your provider. However, with SingleCare as a savings method, you could pay as little $6.42 9, 100mg tablets of generic Imitrex. Have your pharmacist run your SingleCare discount card to compare our price to your insurance coverage and prescription discount plan so that you get the best deal available.

Does Medicare cover Imitrex and how much does it cost?

Imitrex is a relatively expensive prescription drug that is not typically covered by Medicare. You can save on your Imitrex costs when you use our SingleCare free Imitrex coupon. With an Imitrex coupon, you could pay just $6.42 9, 100mg tablets of generic Imitrex.

Is there a generic of Imitrex?

Sumatriptan succinate is the generic version of Imitrex. The generic is available as a nasal spray, oral tablets, and an injectable solution. SingleCare can help you to save money on the cost of each version of this drug.

What is Imitrex?

Imitrex is an FDA-approved antimigraine agent that is indicated for the treatment of acute migraine headaches with and without aura. Imitrex works by affecting serotonin receptors which inhibits dilation and inflammation of blood vessels in the brain. This action regulates blood flow through these vessels and helps to relieve the headache.

This medication has only been approved for use by adults. Imitrex, as well as its generic sumatriptan succinate, is available as oral tablets, nasal spray, and as an injection.

The manufacturer of this product advises that you take your first dose of Imitrex in your doctor's office or medical setting so that your initial reaction to the drug may be monitored.

You should not take Imitrex if you smoke, are overweight, have high blood pressure or cholesterol or if you have heart, liver, or kidney problems. If you are pregnant or plan to become pregnant or are breastfeeding, you also need to inform your doctor. You should also inform your healthcare professional of any medical conditions you may have and treatments, whether prescription, over-the-counter, or supplements you might be using.

What are the side effects of Imitrex?

The most common side effects linked to Imitrex include tingling or numbness in your fingers or toes, dizziness, pain, discomfort, or stiffness in your neck, throat, jaw, or chest. This prescription drug can also cause dizziness, weakness, or drowsiness, which is why you should not drive a car, use machinery, or do anything where you need to be alert when taking Imitrex.

You could also experience serious side effects. These include changes in blood pressure or palpitations, changes in color or sensation in your fingers and toes or Raynaud's syndrome, stomach and intestinal problems, and burning or aching pain in your feet or toes while you are resting. A rare but severe side effect associated with Imitrex is serotonin syndrome. This is more likely to occur if you are on an antidepressant while using this medication. You could also experience other side effects when using Imitrex that are not mentioned in this list. You can get medical advice from your healthcare provider about this medication to determine if Imitrex is right for you.