Natroba Coupons & Prices

Natroba FAQs

How much does Natroba cost without insurance?

Without insurance, the average retail price of Natroba is about $402.67. With a SingleCare coupon for Natroba, you could spend as little as $241.80 for this prescription drug. You could also save by using the generic version of Natroba, spinosad topical, which may be cheaper. You can find coupons for both versions of this drug on SingleCare's website or app.

How much does Natroba cost with insurance?

The cost of Natroba with insurance can vary by insurance provider and plan. You can call your insurance provider or an agent to determine the exact cost of this medication with your plan. However, with a SingleCare prescription discount card you could pay just $241.80 for Natroba instead of $402.67. Your pharmacist can help you compare Natroba prices to ensure you're getting the best deal possible.

Does Medicare cover Natroba and how much does it cost?

Medicare generally does not cover Natroba, which is a relatively expensive medication. To save on your out-of-pocket cost for Natroba, you could use a savings card from SingleCare. With our discount card, you pay the reduced price of $241.80 for this prescription drug.

Is there a generic of Natroba?

Natroba is a brand-name prescription medication that is manufactured by ParaPro LLC. Spinosad topical is the generic version of Natroba.

What is Natroba?

Natroba is an FDA-approved topical treatment for head lice infestations. This prescription medication can be used on patients who are at least six months old. For best results, the manufacturer of this medication advises that you use Natroba as part of an overall lice management problem. You should not use Natroba if you are allergic to any of its ingredients.

You should use this medication precisely as your doctor prescribed it. Do not use this medication on a child unless it was prescribed by a doctor as some of its ingredients can severe side effects or even death in young infants or premature babies. If an older child is using this medication, they should not be left unsupervised.

Natroba should only be applied to dry hair for about 10 minutes then rinse it out with warm water. It should only be used on scalp hair only. You should check your hair daily to ensure there is no reinfestation. If you do notice more lice or nits, you may need a second application of Natroba You should avoid getting Natroba in your eyes, mouth or vagina. If this medication gets into any of these areas, you should rinse it thoroughly with water.

Before using Natroba, you should let your doctor know about any medical conditions, including skin conditions you may have. If you are breastfeeding, you should not breastfeed for up to eight hours after using Natroba. You should not use this medication If you have sunburned skin or broken skin.

What are the side effects of Natroba?

Some of the common side effects of Natroba are scalp irritation or redness or eye irritation or redness. You can experience other side effects while using Natroba that are not listed. An allergic reaction is rare but possible. You can ask your healthcare provider for more medical advice on the risks and benefits of using this medication.