Levoxyl Coupons & Prices

Levoxyl FAQs

How much does Levoxyl cost without insurance?

The average Levoxyl price without insurance is $121.32 for a supply of 90, 75mcg tablets. However, prescription drug costs depend on dosage, supply needed, and pharmacy location. People without insurance can fill their Levoxyl prescription for as low as $10.00 per 90, 75mcg tablets of generic Levoxyl with a free Levoxyl coupon from SingleCare.

How much does Levoxyl cost with insurance?

Your copay for Levoxyl with insurance will depend on your plan’s formulary. Levoxyl may not be covered by your insurance plan, or it may be an expensive, high-tier drug on your plan’s formulary.

You can get up to 80% off your prescription costs with a SingleCare prescription discount card. Use singlecare.com or the app to compare the lowest cost of Levoxyl with SingleCare to your insurance copay before you go to the pharmacy.

Does Medicare cover Levoxyl and how much does it cost?

Levoxyl typically is covered through Medicare, according to medicare.gov, but copays may vary per plan. It is usually in a higher tier than its generic version, levothyroxine, according to Humana, and, therefore, more expensive. Levothyroxine is usually no more than a few dollars through Medicare. However, the doses are very precise for these medications, so it is not recommended to switch between brand or generic versions of them. If interested in switching from Levoxyl to levothyroxine, speak to the prescribing physician first. 

Is there a generic version of Levoxyl?

Levothyroxine sodium is the generic version of Levoxyl. You can also use our free coupon card for savings on generic Levoxyl.

What is Levoxyl?

Levoxyl is a thyroid hormone supplement used to treat hypothyroidism. It is also used to treat goiter and thyroid cancer.

What are the side effects of Levoxyl?

There are some common side effects of Levoxyl that are generally caused by too high of a dose. These include:

• Fatigue

• Increased appetite

• Weight loss

• Heat intolerance or excessive sweating

• Headache

• Hyperactivity

• Anxiety

• Insomnia

• Muscle weakness or cramps

• Increased heart rate

• Arrhythmias

• Difficulty breathing

• Diarrhea

• Vomiting

• Abdominal cramps

• Hair loss

• Menstrual irregularities

• Decreased bone mineral density

Generally, Levoxyl’s side effects are minor and can be controlled by adjusting the daily dosage. However, there are a few serious side effects that require seeking medical attention immediately. These include:

• Severe hypersensitivity reactions

• Cardiac events, usually in older patients or those with underlying cardiovascular disease

• Acute adrenal crisis in those with adrenal insufficiency

Most of the severe side effects occur in people with an increased risk of them, such as those with cardiac conditions or adrenal insufficiency. That is why it is important to speak to a healthcare provider about all other conditions that may be present and any medications that are taken. Levoxyl dosages will not be the same for everyone. They may require adjustments and working with a healthcare provider to figure out the optimal dose.