Miralax Coupons & Prices

Miralax FAQs

How much does Miralax cost without insurance?

The price of Miralax without insurance is around $22.39 for 1, 238gm of 17gm/scoop bottle. However, you can use a free SingleCare Miralax coupon and pay a reduced price of $10.37 for 1, 510gm bottle of powder of generic Miralax at pharmacies near you, including but not limited to CVS, Walmart, Kroger, and Walgreens. You can also use our SingleCare discount card and save on polyethylene glycol 3350, the generic version of Miralax.

How much does Miralax cost with insurance?

The cost of Miralax with insurance varies by insurance provider, plan, and drug formulary. Miralax no longer requires a prescription, and therefore, may not be covered by your insurance plan. If you have a prescription for Miralax, check with your pharmacist to determine the cost of your prescription drug with insurance.

With SingleCare, Miralax can cost $10.37 for 1, 510gm bottle of powder of generic Miralax. Typically, SingleCare discount cards are a great way to save on your prescription medications when compared to your health insurance plan.

Does Medicare cover Miralax and how much does it cost?

Medicare typically does not cover Miralax, as it is sold over the counter. However, you can still save on Miralax with a free SingleCare savings card. To get a discount on your Miralax prescription, present your card at checkout and pay only $10.37 for 1, 510gm bottle of powder of generic Miralax on your next refill.

Is there a generic of Miralax?

Miralax is a trademarked brand-name drug and the generic version is polyethylene glycol 3350. SingleCare has coupons for both versions of this laxative.

What is Miralax?

Miralax is available as both a prescription and over-the-counter (OTC) medication. Use of Miralax produces gentle relief from occasional constipation. Also, it is used to flush the intestines for certain medical procedures, such as a colonoscopy.

Miralax is an osmotic laxative that works by increasing the amount of water that is being pulled into your bowels. Miralax saves this water in your colon, resulting in easier and more frequent bowel movements. Typically, within one to three days of using Miralax, patients will experience relief.

Miralax is indicated for use by adolescents 17 years of age and older and should be kept out of the reach of children and pets. In case of an accidental overdose seek emergency medical assistance right away and contact your local poison control center.

If you suffer from conditions such as anorexia or bulimia, you should consult your primary healthcare provider for medical advice on the use of this drug.

Seek medical attention if you experience no relief after using Miralax for seven days. Let your doctor know if you are experiencing bowel obstruction or intestinal blockage, as using Miralax with these conditions may become life-threatening.

Miralax should only be used as prescribed by your doctor. Tell your primary healthcare provider if you are pregnant or breast-feeding to determine if Miralax is safe to use under these conditions. Seek medical advice before using this medication to help determine if this drug is right for you.

What are the side effects of Miralax?

Side effects of Miralax can include bloating, cramping, gas, upset stomach, sudden urgency, dizziness, increased sweating, bloody diarrhea, and abdominal pain. Other side effects may occur that are not listed here as this is not the full list of possible side effects.

Miralax contains inactive ingredients that may also cause an allergic reaction.

Use of Miralax over an extended period may increase your dependence on this medication and may cause chronic constipation. Overuse may result in loose and watery bowel movements, dehydration, and mineral imbalance.