Jublia Cupones y precios

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How much does Jublia cost without insurance?

The average Jublia price is $1,038.9 for 4, 10% solution (quantity in ml)s of Jublia without insurance. The SingleCare savings coupon can help you lower your Jublia prescription instantly. Today, you'll pay a discounted rate of $681.89 for 4, 10% solution (quantity in ml)s. You can ask your pharmacist to process your SingleCare {{drug} savings card and get savings on your prescription.

How much does Jublia cost with insurance?

Depending on your health insurance plan, the copay of Jublia can vary based on your insurance coverage. With SingleCare, Jublia costs $681.89 for 4, 10% solution (quantity in ml)s with a discount card. This may be cheaper than your insurance company. Shop at a participating pharmacy to receive Jublia at a discounted price.

Does Medicare cover Jublia and how much does it cost?

Medicare typically does not cover Jublia but you can use the Jublia coupons above to pay only $681.89 for 4, 10% solution (quantity in ml)s. Have a pharmacist from a participating pharmacy run your card, apply your prescription drug coupon, or scan your app to start saving immediately.

How to save on Jublia

With a SingleCare free coupon for Jublia, you'll only owe $681.89 for 4, 10% solution (quantity in ml)s on your Jublia refill. Our coupons are often the easiest, fastest, and cheapest prescription savings on medications.

Valeant Pharmaceuticals/Bausch Health, the manufacturer of Jublia, may offer a Jublia manufacturer coupon based on eligibility requirements. For more information on how you can benefit from these programs, you can contact the manufacturer directly.

Is there a generic of Jublia?

Jublia is only available as a brand-name drug. There are no generics of this drug available on the market. You can save on your next purchase of Jublia if you use a SingleCare savings card at any of the participating pharmacies.

What is Jublia?

Jublia is a prescription drug used to treat mild to moderate fungal infections in the toenails in adults and children ages 6 years and older. Jublia is applied to your toenails, where it prevents the production of a component of the fungal cell wall called ergosterol. With ergosterol blocked, the fungus is unable to grow and survive.

What doses of Jublia are available?

Jublia is available as a 10% topical solution in a 4 mL or 8 mL bottle. It is recommended that you apply Jublia once a day on and around the affected toenails for 48 weeks using the special brush applicator.

Cover the entire toenail and surrounding skin with the solution. Let the area dry completely before covering it with socks, clothing, or bedding. 

What are the side effects of Jublia?

The most common side effects of Jublia are blistering, developing an ingrown toenail, itching, burning, and redness of the toenail. Your healthcare provider can share information on other possible adverse effects of Jublia. If you experience side effects from using your prescription medication, ask your doctor for medical advice.

How do you store Jublia?

Store Jublia at room temperature. Be sure to close the bottle tightly and keep it in an upright position. Because Jublia is flammable, keep it away from any sources of heat and flames. 

Jublia alternatives

If a patient cannot use Jublia, there are several alternatives available. These include:

• Kerydin (tavaborole): Similar to Jublia, Kerydin is a topical antifungal solution used to treat fungal infections of the toenails. It’s applied once daily for 48 weeks. Kerydin is also available as a generic medication called tavaborole. 

• Penlac (ciclopirox): Penlac is a nail lacquer used to treat fungal infections of the toenails and fingernails. The drug should be applied once daily evenly over the entire nail plate, nail bed, and under the surface of the nail. Apply a new coat of Penlac every day over the previous coat. Use an alcohol wipe to remove the coatings every seven days. 

• Lamisil (terbinafine): Lamisil is a brand-name medication used to treat fungal infections of the toenail or fingernail. Unlike Jublia, Lamisil is an oral tablet that you take once daily. It’s available in a generic version called terbinafine and is available with a prescription from a healthcare professional.