Jatenzo Coupons & Prices

Jatenzo FAQs

How much is Jatenzo with SingleCare?

Jatenzo costs $1,013.73 for 60, 237mg capsules with a free Jatenzo coupon from SingleCare. However, you could lower this cost more depending on your prescription details. Use the dropdown menu above to update your prescription information (i.e., generic/brand, quantity, dosage, form) to get the most accurate prices of Jatenzo with SingleCare at a pharmacy near you.

How much does Jatenzo cost without insurance?

Jatenzo is a premium-priced drug with an average cost of $1,659.6 per 60, 237mg capsules for uninsured patients. One way to save money is to use a free coupon from SingleCare. Our best price for Jatenzo is $1,013.73 for 60, 237mg capsules.

How much does Jatenzo cost with insurance?

Many insurance plans do not include Jatenzo in their formulary because there are other, less costly testosterone treatments available, like injections or topical gels. Those that do cover Jatenzo typically place it in their highest-tier copay. Consider using a SingleCare Jatenzo coupon without insurance when you experience issues with coverage or cost. The Jatenzo price with a SingleCare savings card can be reduced to $1,013.73 for 60, 237mg capsules.

Does Medicare cover Jatenzo?

Medicare Part D and Medicare Advantage do not cover Jatenzo, but there may be some exceptions. Contact the insurance provider for coverage information. Medicare patients can use a SingleCare Jatenzo coupon without insurance. The lowest SingleCare price for Jatenzo is $1,013.73 for 60, 237mg capsules.

Does Medicaid cover Jatenzo?

Medicaid does not commonly cover Jatenzo. Those state Medicaid plans that do cover Jatenzo typically consider it a non-preferred drug, so there may be a lengthy process to win coverage. Medicaid patients do have the option of foregoing Medicaid and using a SingleCare savings card instead. With SingleCare, Jatenzo can be discounted to $1,013.73 for 60, 237mg capsules.

Is there a generic for Jatenzo?

There is currently no exact generic version of Jatenzo, which is an oral capsule that delivers a particular type of testosterone. A generic version may appear as early as 2030, but other manufacturers' patents may delay its entry until 2039. Although there are other less expensive forms of effective testosterone therapy, such as intramuscular injections, transdermal patches, and topical gels.

Ways to save on Jatenzo

Jatenzo is a premium-priced prescription drug, so some men may find it challenging to purchase it each month. If insurance coverage is a problem, patients have some options for saving money:

• SingleCare coupons are free and easy to use for anyone with a valid prescription - regardless of insurance status or income level. 

• Tolmar, the manufacturer of Jatenzo offers the Jatenzo Savings Card, which is a copay card for patients with commercial insurance. Tolmar also offers a patient assistance program. Eligibility requirements apply.

• Local 340B providers can offer significant discounts on prescription medications; however, meeting the eligibility requirements can be challenging. Jatenzo may not be available through these providers.

• Switch to lower-cost testosterone products to replace natural testosterone that’s covered by your insurance plan or use a free SingleCare coupon on a Jatenzo alternative.

Is there a cheaper alternative to Jatenzo?

Though there are no exact oral alternatives to Jatenzo, a healthcare professional can prescribe other types of testosterone for testosterone replacement therapy (TRT). Nearly all TRT medications are significantly less expensive than Jatenzo. Most of these TRT alternatives can be purchased at a reduced price using a SingleCare discount card. 

Get medical advice from a healthcare provider before switching. The side effects of Jatenzo are very serious. All testosterone products carry risks such as increased red blood cell count, high blood pressure, edema, blood clots, sleep apnea, low sperm counts, liver problems, high calcium, depression, suicidal thoughts, worsening of benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), increased risk of prostate cancer, and increased risk of heart attacks.

How to use SingleCare for Jatenzo

SingleCare coupons are accepted at most major pharmacies and grocers, i.e., Walgreens, Kroger, Walmart, CVS, Safeway, and more. Just text, email, print, or save your free Jatenzo coupon to your mobile wallet and show a pharmacist at the counter.