Lamotrigine Coupons & Prices

Lamotrigine FAQs

How much does Lamotrigine cost without insurance?

The price of Lamotrigine without insurance could be around $104.29 for 30, 100mg tablets. You could save money on this cost by using Lamotrigine coupons from SingleCare at participating pharmacies and pay as little as $6.63 for 30, 100mg tablets.

How much does Lamotrigine cost with insurance?

Your copay with insurance for Lamotrigine can vary based on your insurance provider and your specific insurance plan. If the copay is too high, you could use SingleCare’s prescription discount card when you fill your next Lamotrigine prescription. With this card, you could spend just $6.63 for 30, 100mg tablets, which may be cheaper than your insurance. Ask your local pharmacy to help you compare pricing with SingleCare versus with health insurance, or contact your insurance company for questions and the most recent information about drug pricing. 

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

Lamotrigine, like many generic prescription drugs, is usually covered by Medicare prescription plans, but if you are still looking for a way to save, you can use SingleCare as a savings method. With SingleCare, you pay the reduced price of $6.63 for 30, 100mg tablets. Have your pharmacy process your discount card to start saving.

What is the brand name of Lamotrigine?

Lamotrigine is a generic prescription drug that several companies in the U.S. and other countries manufacture. Amneal Pharmaceuticals LLC and Apotex Corp. are two Lamotrigine manufacturers. Lamictal and Lamictal XR are brand-name versions of Lamotrigine produced by GlaxoSmithKline.

Ways to save on Lamotrigine

SingleCare can help you save up to 80% off the cost of your Lamotrigine prescription. Signing up for SingleCare’s loyalty program can help you save even more each month. If Lamotrigine is not on your insurance’s formulary, use a SingleCare savings card or switch to an alternative medication.

There are other potential ways to save on Lamotrigine, such as:

• Asking your healthcare provider for free samples (although this is not a long-term solution)

• Using a manufacturer coupon, depending on availability and eligibility

• Enrolling in patient assistance programs, depending on availability and eligibility

• Shopping around to see the cost of Lamotrigine at different pharmacies

• Applying for Medicare Extra Help if eligible

• Using a flexible spending account (FSA) or health savings account (HSA), if available

• Deducting the cost of Lamotrigine from your taxes when eligible

Is there a cheaper alternative to Lamotrigine?

If the cost of Lamotrigine is still too high, consider switching to an alternative medication. Options include other anticonvulsants, such as Tegretol (carbamazepine) and Depakote (divalproex), and other mood stabilizers, such as Lithobid (lithium). Talk to your healthcare provider about the best option for you.