Karbinal ER Coupons & Prices

Karbinal ER FAQs

How much does Karbinal ER cost without insurance?

Without insurance, you could pay a cash price of about $745.41 for Karbinal ER. You can save on the cost of your Karbinal ER prescriptions by using SingleCare as your copay. With a SingleCare Karbinal ER coupon you could pay the reduced price of $514.07 for Karbinal ER at SingleCare participating pharmacies everywhere.

How much does Karbinal ER cost with insurance?

How much you pay for Karbinal ER with insurance tends to vary by the individual health insurance plan. Your pharmacist or healthcare provider can help to calculate the cost and your copay for this prescription medication. However, with a SingleCare prescription savings card, you could pay our lowest price of $514.07 to refill your Karbinal ER prescription. This may be cheaper than what you would pay with your insurance. Head over to any participating CVS Pharmacy, Walmart, Kroger, or Duane Reade to compare discounts and start saving.

Does Medicare cover Karbinal ER and how much does it cost?

Medicare does not typically cover Karbinal ER, but you can use our discount card to save on this expensive prescription drug. With SingleCare, you could pay a reduced cost of only $514.07 instead of $745.41 for 1, 480ml of 4mg/5ml bottle for your prescription drugs and drug refills. Ask your pharmacist to compare the price of Karbinal ER with your discount card so you can get the lowest price possible for your Karbinal ER prescription.

Is there a generic of Karbinal ER?

Karbinal ER is a brand-name prescription medication manufactured by Tris Pharma. There is no generic version of Karbinal ER available at this time.

What is Karbinal ER?

Karbinal ER is an antihistamine that is used to treat symptoms of allergies including runny nose, hives, watery eyes and sneezing, allergic conjunctivitis, skin allergies, and other conditions such as insomnia, hives, anaphylaxis, and nasal congestion. They work by blocking histamines and slowing down their activity in the central nervous system. Karbinal ER is pharmacologically classified as a carbinoxamine.

This medication is only available with your doctor's prescription and therefore, should be used as prescribed. You should not use more or less of Karbinal ER as it may cause unwanted side effects to arise. You can obtain the correct dosage of Karbinal ER from your doctor when you get a consultation. You should weigh the risks and benefits of Karbinal ER with your doctor before starting treatment using Karbinal ER. Karbinal ER can be used by both adults and children but the use of Karbinal ER is not recommended in children who are below the age of two as serious or life-threatening side effects may occur.

Let your doctor know if you are or plan on becoming pregnant before you start treatment using Karbinal ER. Drug interactions are likely to occur when using isocarboxazid, linezolid, methylene blue, moclobemide, pargyline, phenelzine.

Ask your doctor about what medications can be taken simultaneously while using Karbinal ER for treatment to avoid unwanted side effects. Smoking or consuming alcohol may increase the risk of side effects, speak to your doctor about the user while on treatment using Karbinal ER. You may have to stop.

If you have any other medical conditions such as asthma, bladder blockage, bowel blockage, glaucoma, heart disease, high blood pressure, or a peptic ulcer, talk to your doctor before starting treatment using Karbinal ER. You should store Karbinal ER in a closed container at room temperature away from heat, moisture, and direct sunlight.

What are the side effects of Karbinal ER?

The most common side effects of Karbinal ER include drowsiness and sleepiness. Severe allergic reactions are prone to occur and may include hives or welts, itching, puffiness or swelling of eyelids or swelling around face, lips, and tongue. This is not a complete list of side effects. Consult your doctor or healthcare professional for additional information and medical advice regarding other possible side effects or drug interactions. You can report negative side effects to the FDA.