Nurtec Coupons & Prices

Nurtec FAQs

How much does Nurtec cost without insurance?

The cost of Nurtec without insurance varies depending on the location of your pharmacy, how often you take it, and other factors. On average, the out-of-pocket cost for Nurtec without insurance is $1,379.13 for 1, 8 tablets disintegrating box. However, you may be able to save on your prescription by using a SingleCare Nurtec coupon, which could bring the cost down to a discounted price of $870.40 for 1, 8 tablets disintegrating box. Anyone in the United States with a valid prescription can use SingleCare—it is a free service. There are no eligibility requirements or membership fees.

How much does Nurtec cost with insurance?

Most commercial insurance plans cover Nurtec. However, coverage and the amount of your copay will vary depending on your plan. Some insurance plans may require prior authorization or step therapy before Nurtec is covered. Consider consulting your insurance provider or pharmacy for specific information about your coverage and copay. You can also contact the manufacturer or check the website for information about copay cards and other savings options.

How much does Nurtec cost with Medicare?

Some state Medicaid plans may cover Nurtec. However, your Medicaid plan may require a prior authorization from your healthcare provider, or require that other medications are tried first. There may also be a limit to how much Nurtec is covered. Check your formulary or coverage plan to find out the details of Nurtec coverage.

Is there a generic of Nurtec?

There is currently no generic version of Nurtec available on the market. Nurtec is a brand-name drug that contains the active ingredient rimegepant.

Ways to save on Nurtec

Nurtec may be taken for months or years. Depending on the frequency of migraines, some people may need to take it more or less often. Ways to save on Nurtec include: 

• Print or download a SingleCare discount card to save on your monthly Nurtec cost.

• Explore the manufacturer’s financial assistance program. 

• Look into different health insurance options. Find out whether Nurtec is included in the formulary.

• Some state Medicaid programs will cover Nurtec for patients who qualify.

• Check out the formulary for different Medicare Part D or Medicare Advantage plans.

• Ask your healthcare provider about other options for migraine treatment.

Is there a cheaper alternative to Nurtec?

At this time, Nurtec is only available as a brand-name drug. There is no cheaper generic version available. There are a number of other migraine drugs that are in the same category as calcitonin gene-related peptide inhibitors. They are also brand-name only and are similarly priced. However, your insurance plan may cover some and not others, so it’s worth checking your plan’s formulary. Other classes of drugs are effective in treating and preventing migraines for many people and cost less money. Talk with your healthcare provider about the treatment that is best and most affordable for you.