Methylphenidate ER (OSM) Coupons & Prices

Methylphenidate ER (OSM) FAQs

How much is Methylphenidate ER (OSM) with SingleCare?

The generic version of Methylphenidate ER (OSM) costs $35.58 for 30, 36mg tablets with a free Methylphenidate ER (OSM) coupon from SingleCare. You could lower this cost more depending on your Rx details. Use the dropdown menu above to enter your Rx details (i.e., generic/brand, quantity, dosage, form) to get the most accurate prices of Methylphenidate ER (OSM) with SingleCare near you.

How much does Methylphenidate ER (OSM) cost without insurance?

Without insurance coverage, a 30-day supply of Methylphenidate ER (OSM) costs $387.57 for 30, 36mg tablets. With SingleCare coupon for Methylphenidate ER (OSM), that price can drop to $35.58 for 30, 36mg tablets.

How much does Methylphenidate ER (OSM) cost with insurance?

Nearly all health insurance plans cover extended-release methylphenidate, but some plans do not cover osmotic-release methylphenidate. When it is covered, the copay may be significantly higher than for other forms of methylphenidate ER. When insurance coverage for Methylphenidate ER (OSM) is a problem, consider using a free SingleCare Methylphenidate ER (OSM) coupon without insurance and pay as little as 30, 36mg tablets for Methylphenidate ER (OSM).

Does Medicare cover Methylphenidate ER (OSM)?

While all Medicare Part D prescription drug plans cover extended-release methylphenidate, some do not cover osmotic-release methylphenidate ER. The out-of-pocket cost may be higher than other forms of methylphenidate ER. A SingleCare coupon for Methylphenidate ER (OSM) can be used as an alternative to Medicare if coverage or cost is a concern. Ask the pharmacist to compare the SingleCare price with the price of Methylphenidate ER (OSM) with Medicare.

Does Medicaid cover Methylphenidate ER (OSM)?

Medicaid plans cover extended-release methylphenidate, but not all Medicaid insurance plans include Methylphenidate ER (OSM) in their formulary. The out-of-pocket cost should be minimal, but this, too, varies by state. If Methylphenidate ER (OSM) is not covered or the copay seems high, consider using a SingleCare Methylphenidate ER (OSM) coupon instead of Medicaid to save money. 

What is the brand name for Methylphenidate ER (OSM)?

There are two brand-name versions of Methylphenidate ER (OSM): Concerta and Relexxii. Both sell at a higher retail price than generic Methylphenidate ER (OSM), but can be purchased at a lower price with a SingleCare savings card at a participating pharmacy.

Ways to save on Methylphenidate ER (OSM)

Methylphenidate ER (OSM) is a high-priced generic drug, but there are only a few options for reducing the price. It’s possible to purchase brand-name Concerta or Relexii through manufacturer coupons, rebates, or patient assistance programs; however, these options are not always available. Community-based resources, such as patient assistance programs or 340B providers can help lower-income patients. A more certain way to save some money is to compare prices at local pharmacies and find the lowest price. The most certain way to significantly save money on Methylphenidate ER (OSM) is to use a free Methylphenidate ER (OSM) coupon from SingleCare. The lowest SingleCare price for Methylphenidate ER (OSM) is $35.58 for 30, 36mg tablets. Bonus savings on future drug purchases can be earned by enrolling in SingleCare’s bonus loyalty program. 

Is there a cheaper alternative to Methylphenidate ER (OSM)?

The most appropriate alternatives to Methylphenidate ER (OSM) are immediate-release or extended-release methylphenidate, but they are still high-priced drugs. However, switching to an immediate-release version may result in some cost savings each month. That cost can be significantly reduced with a SingleCare savings card. 

The only other stimulants used by healthcare professionals to treat ADHD are amphetamines, but they are more expensive than methylphenidate. Some FDA-approved nonstimulant prescription medications, such as clonidine, are considerably cheaper than Methylphenidate ER (OSM), but they are not considered as effective as stimulants. On the other hand, they do not have many of the same side effects of stimulants, such as trouble sleeping, increased heart rate, and dry mouth. When considering other prescription drug treatment options, ask the prescribing healthcare provider for medical advice.

How to use SingleCare for Methylphenidate ER (OSM)

SingleCare coupons are accepted at most major pharmacies and grocery stores, i.e., Walgreens, Kroger, Walmart, CVS, Safeway, and more. Text, email, print, or save your free Methylphenidate ER (OSM) coupon to your digital wallet and show your pharmacist at the counter.