Preguntas frecuentes sobre Lidoderm
How much does Lidoderm cost without insurance?
Without insurance, you can expect to pay $1,139.47 for a Lidoderm prescription. To reduce your cost of Lidoderm you can use a savings card from SingleCare and pay $53.93 for 1, 30 patch box of generic Lidoderm.
How much does Lidoderm cost with insurance?
Lidoderm is available over-the-counter and therefore not eligible for insurance coverage. In some cases, your doctor could write a prescription for Lidoderm, which may help you get some financial assistance from your insurance plan.
With SingleCare, you can pay $53.93 for 1, 30 patch box of generic Lidoderm, which could be more affordable than your insurance. Take our Lidoderm coupons to your local pharmacy like CVS Pharmacy, Walmart, Kroger, or Walgreens to compare discounts.
Does Medicare cover Lidoderm and how much does it cost?
Medicare typically covers Lidoderm. ask your pharmacist to check your SingleCare free discount card to compare prices at participating pharmacies as SingleCare may be less expensive than Medicare.
Is there a generic of Lidoderm?
Lidoderm is a brand-name drug that is manufactured by Endo Pharmaceuticals Inc. The generic version of Lidoderm is lidocaine topical, which is manufactured by Acorn Inc.among other manufacturers.is available to consumers. Similar creams to Lidoderm include AneCream, Anestacon, Bactine, LidaMantle, Lidocream, Lidosense5, LMX 5, Medi-Quik Spray, Senatec, Xylocaine Jelly, and Zilactin-L.
What is Lidoderm?
Lidoderm is a topical medication that is used to treat a specific type of pain called post-herpetic neuralgia, which is caused by an infection of shingles. Lidoderm works by blocking nerve signals in your body. Lidoderm causes a temporary loss of feeling in the area where the medicated patch of Lidoderm is applied.
Lidoderm belongs to a class of drugs called topical anesthetics. Lidoderm is available in the form of a medicated patch which is only to be applied to healthy and normal skin. Lidoderm may be applied with your fingertips or a cotton swab. The prescribed number of Lidoderm patches is usually applied once daily for up to twelve hours or as instructed by your doctor. It is not recommended to apply more than three patches once a day or leave any patch on for longer than 12 hours in any 24-hour period. Skin that is cut or irritated may also absorb more topical medication than healthy skin so do not use Lidoderm on any skin like this.
Talk with your doctor about other drugs you may use as Lidoderm may interact with others such as quinidine disopyramide, flecainide, and mexiletine. Inform your doctor of any medical conditions like liver disease, or broken, swollen, and damaged the skin or if you are allergic to any drugs, to know if Lidoderm is right for you. Contact your doctor for medical advice.
What are the side effects of Lidoderm?
Some but-not-all side effects of Lidoderm include cough, cracked, dry, or scaly skin, fast heartbeat and tightness in the chest. You may also have trouble breathing or swallowing, drowsiness, dizziness, false or unusual sense of well-being or fear or nervousness. If you experience redness, swelling, blisters, or changes in skin color at the application site, seek immediate medical attention. This is not a complete list of possible side effects and others are prone to occur.
