Potassium Chloride CRYS ER Cupones y precios

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How much is Potassium Chloride CRYS ER with SingleCare?

The generic form of Potassium Chloride CRYS ER costs $7.21 for 30, 20meq tablet extended releases with a free Potassium Chloride CRYS ER coupon from SingleCare. You could pay less depending on your prescription information. Use the dropdown menu above to update your Rx details (i.e., generic/brand, quantity, dosage, form) to find the most accurate price of Potassium Chloride CRYS ER with SingleCare at a pharmacy near you.

How much does Potassium Chloride CRYS ER cost without insurance?

At the average pharmacy price, Potassium Chloride CRYS ER costs $35.04 per 30, 20meq tablet extended releases. Save money with a SingleCare Potassium Chloride CRYS ER coupon. SingleCare’s lowest price for Potassium Chloride CRYS ER is $7.21 for 30, 20meq tablet extended releases.

How much does Potassium Chloride CRYS ER cost with insurance?

Most people with health insurance coverage are covered for Potassium Chloride CRYS ER without restrictions. Most insurance plans place Potassium Chloride CRYS ER in their lowest copay tier, so the out-of-pocket cost could be low. However, costs associated with deductibles or co-insurance vary by company. If coverage or cost is a problem, use a SingleCare Potassium Chloride CRYS ER coupon without insurance and pay as little as $7.21 for 30, 20meq tablet extended releases.

Does Medicare cover Potassium Chloride CRYS ER?

Most people with Medicare Part D or Medicare Advantage are covered for Potassium Chloride CRYS ER without restrictions. The out-of-pocket cost may vary. In cases where the cost seems higher than normal, ask the pharmacist to compare the cost with Medicare to the cost using a SingleCare prescription discount card. The SingleCare Potassium Chloride CRYS ER price could be lower than Medicare.

Does Medicaid cover Potassium Chloride CRYS ER?

Medicaid usually covers Potassium Chloride CRYS ER without restrictions. The out-of-pocket cost should be minimal. If there are problems with cost or coverage, use a SingleCare Potassium Chloride CRYS ER coupon and purchase Potassium Chloride CRYS ER without Medicaid for as little as 30, 20meq tablet extended releases.

What is the brand name for Potassium Chloride CRYS ER?

Potassium Chloride CRYS ER has no brand-name versions. Klor-Con (Klor-Con m10, Klor-Con m15, and Klor-Con m20) is the original brand-name version of Potassium Chloride CRYS ER, but has been discontinued in the U.S.

Ways to save on Potassium Chloride CRYS ER

Potassium Chloride CRYS ER is a lower-priced generic drug, so savings options are limited. For all people, SingleCare offers immediate prescription savings. With a discount coupon from SingleCare, Potassium Chloride CRYS ER could cost as low as $7.21 for 30, 20meq tablet extended releases at participating pharmacies. Earn extra savings on future purchases by joining SingleCare’s bonus loyalty program. 

Another way to save money is to compare pharmacy prices. A thorough search could cut the cost of Potassium Chloride CRYS ER by as much as half simply by finding the lowest price available.

Other ways of saving include enrolling in Medicaid or Medicare Part D Extra Help if you meet the eligibility requirements. Local 340B clinics or hospitals that can sell discounted prescription drugs to income-eligible patients.

Is there a cheaper alternative to Potassium Chloride CRYS ER?

Other versions of potassium chloride in different dosage forms—potassium chloride oral solution or extended-release potassium chloride capsules—cost about the same or more than Potassium Chloride CRYS ER, so switching to different versions of Potassium Chloride CRYS ER will not save money.

The only cheaper option is to switch to an over-the-counter potassium supplement. Though cheaper, there are questions about the quality and dosage strength reliability. Even though the cost may be lower, people are likely to experience the same side effects as Potassium Chloride CRYS ER, including digestive system complaints such as nausea, diarrhea, and stomach pains. Drug interactions, such as interactions with diuretics (“water pills”) and potassium-sparing diuretics, are equally problematic with higher-dose OTC potassium supplements. Talk to the prescriber, pharmacist, or other healthcare professional before switching to nonprescription potassium supplements. 

How to use SingleCare for Potassium Chloride CRYS ER

SingleCare coupons are accepted at most major pharmacies and grocers, such as Walgreens, Kroger, Walmart, CVS, Safeway, and more. Text, email, print, or save your free Potassium Chloride CRYS ER coupon to your mobile wallet and show a pharmacist at checkout.