Nitro-Time Coupons & Prices

Nitro-Time FAQs

How much does Nitro-Time cost without insurance?

The price of Nitro-Time is $53.90 for uninsured customers. Nitro-Time costs $45.42 using a SingleCare savings card welcomed at participating pharmacies across the country.

How much does Nitro-Time cost with insurance?

The copay cost of Nitro-Time will vary depending on your insurance plan. Many health insurance plans will not cover Nitro-Time because it has not been approved by the FDA.

Nitro-Time costs only $45.42 when you use SingleCare savings. Compare your Nitro-Time insurance copay to your SingleCare Nitro-Time coupon.

Does Medicare cover Nitro-Time and how much does it cost?

Nitro-Time is not an FDA-approved drug, so Medicare prescription drug insurance plans do not provide coverage for Nitro-Time. For Medicare patients, consider using a SingleCare Nitro-Time coupon for your prescription. With SingleCare, the price of Nitro-Time is $45.42 for 60, 2.5mg capsules.

What is the brand name of Nitro-Time?

Nitro-Time is a generic and unapproved extended-release prescription drug with the active ingredient nitroglycerin. Other generic extended-release nitroglycerin drugs include Nitrogard, Nitroglycerin Slo-Caps, Nitroglycerin SR, and Nitroglycerin ER. There are no brand-name alternatives.

What is Nitro-Time?

Nitro-Time is a generic extended-release prescription drug with nitroglycerin that helps prevent angina, or chest pain, in people diagnosed with coronary artery disease.

Nitroglycerin is a vasodilator: it widens blood vessels to allow more blood to flow. Coronary artery disease is a condition in which arteries that feed the heart become partially blocked. If the heart beats too fast, it will not get enough oxygen, producing a pain similar to a heart attack called angina pectoris (chest angina).

Nitroglycerin is often administered during an angina episode to rapidly widen arteries to the heart. Nitro-Time, however, slowly releases nitroglycerin into the body to prevent angina. It will not help relieve an active angina episode.

Nitro-Time is taken as a capsule once per day and provides 12 hours of activity in the body. The human body develops a tolerance for nitroglycerin very quickly, usually within 24 hours. Nitroglycerin must be discontinued every day for 12 hours to maintain its effectiveness.

Nitro-Time is not approved by the FDA as safe and effective.

What are the side effects of Nitro-Time?

The most common side effect of Nitro-Time are headaches, sometimes very painful headaches. Around two in three patients who take Nitro-Time will experience headaches as a result of vasodilation, or widening of blood vessels. These headaches may get better over time. Your doctor will probably prescribe a pain medication to take along with Nitro-Time to reduce the severity of headaches.

Other side effects of Nitro-Time include but are not limited to weakness, dizziness, lightheadedness, and flushing. The most serious side effect of Nitro-Time is low blood pressure that in rare cases may produce fainting or temporary loss of consciousness.

Allergic reactions to Nitro-Time are rare.

Nitro-Time is toxic to children and pets and so must be kept out of their reach.