Kerendia Coupons & Prices

Kerendia FAQs

How much does Kerendia cost without insurance?

On average, Kerendia costs $901.59 per 30, 10mg tablets without insurance. The retail price can vary depending on the pharmacy location. However, you may be able to save money using a Kerendia coupon from SingleCare, which could reduce the cost to $643.71 for 30, 10mg tablets. People without health insurance can use SingleCare for free and get up to 80% off their prescriptions like Kerendia.

How much does Kerendia cost with insurance?

The cost of Kerendia with insurance coverage can vary according to your insurance plan. You may want to reach out to your insurance company to determine whether Kerendia is covered and what your copay or coinsurance amount would be. If your insurance does not cover Kerendia, you may be able to use SingleCare to get a better price on Kerendia. 

Does Medicare cover Kerendia, and how much does it cost?

Medicare may cover Kerendia, but the cost of Kerendia with Medicare depends on your plan’s formulary and the coverage stage you’re in. Kerendia may be more expensive until you meet your Medicare deductible. According to the manufacturer, if you qualify for Medicare’s Extra Help program, the average cost of Kerendia is $10 or less per month.

You can also use a SingleCare coupon if you have Medicare or Medicaid. In the event that Medicare or Medicaid doesn’t cover your Kerendia prescription, you can use SingleCare instead. 

Use the SingleCare website or app to compare the lowest cost of Kerendia with SingleCare to your Kerendia price with insurance or Medicare.

Is there a generic of Kerendia?

The active ingredient in Kerendia is finerenone, but a generic version of Kerendia is not currently available. The patent for Kerendia is due to expire in 2029, after which a generic version may become available. 

What is Kerendia?

Kerendia is a prescription drug that treats chronic kidney disease in adults with Type 2 diabetes. Risk factors for the progression of CKD include poorly controlled blood sugar, poorly controlled blood pressure, and inflammation or scarring of the kidneys. Kerendia slows the progression of kidney disease and reduces the risk of kidney failure as well as cardiovascular complications.

Note: Kerendia is not a replacement for diabetes or high blood pressure medications.

What are the side effects of Kerendia?

The most common side effects of Kerendia are high potassium levels (hyperkalemia), low blood pressure (hypotension), and low sodium levels (hyponatremia).

Hyperkalemia is usually asymptomatic until potassium levels are dangerously high. People with reduced kidney function and high potassium levels may be at a higher risk than others. Seek medical attention if you experience heart palpitations, irregular heartbeat, muscle weakness or paralysis, numbness, tingling, or burning sensations.

Symptoms of hypotension include dizziness or lightheadedness, fainting, heart palpitations, blurred vision, fatigue, depression, lack of concentration, nausea, dehydration or thirst, rapid breathing, and cold, clammy, or pale skin.

Hyponatremia is also asymptomatic until sodium levels are severely low or drop rapidly. Call your healthcare provider if you experience nausea, headache, tiredness, dizziness, muscle cramps, or weakness.

What doses of Kerendia are available?

Kerendia is an oral tablet taken once per day. It is available in 10 mg and 20 mg strengths. The exact dosage will depend on overall kidney function and potassium levels. Seek medical advice from a healthcare professional on the appropriate dosage before starting treatment. Always follow the instructions and prescribing information given by your healthcare provider.