Pradaxa Coupons & Prices

Pradaxa FAQs

How much does Pradaxa cost without insurance?

If you don't have insurance, Pradaxa may cost $493.79 for 60, 150mg capsules of Pradaxa or more. For many people, this cash price can be a burden to pay. If you are interested in paying less for your prescription, you can simply sign up for a SingleCare savings card and pay just $50.16 for 60, 150mg capsules of generic Pradaxa at participating pharmacies such as CVS, Harris Teeter, Walgreens, Duane Reade, and more.

How much does Pradaxa cost with insurance?

Using a SingleCare prescription discount card can help you to get your Pradaxa prescription for $50.16 for 60, 150mg capsules of generic Pradaxa. If you have insurance coverage for Pradaxa, your prescription costs would be based on the type of plan you have and the extent of your coverage.

Inquire at your local pharmacy to find out how much Pradaxa costs under your insurance plan. Then, compare this cost to your SingleCare savings to ensure you're getting the best deal.

Does Medicare cover Pradaxa and how much does it cost?

The majority of Medicare Part D and other plans typically cover Pradaxa with copays still costing $42-$498.

Additional savings can be found on the SingleCare website or app in the form of Pradaxa coupons. Patients who use our free coupons may pay as little as $50.16 for for 60, 150mg capsules of generic Pradaxa on their next Pradaxa purchase. When compared to Medicare, SingleCare may offer the lowest available cost for your prescription drugs.

Consult your local pharmacist today to compare the cost of Pradaxa with Medicare versus SingleCare.

Is there a generic of Pradaxa?

You may see Pradaxa referred to by its generic name, dabigatran, but Pradaxa is available for sale as a brand-name prescription drug only. There is no cheaper, generic version on the market.

What is Pradaxa?

Pradaxa is an FDA-approved prescription drug used to lower the risk of stroke caused by blood clots in people with a heart rhythm disorder known as atrial fibrillation. This medication is specifically used when atrial fibrillation is not caused by a heart valve problem.

Pradaxa is also used with patients who have had recent hip replacement surgery. In those cases, it may prevent a type of blood clot known as deep vein thrombosis, which can lead to blood clots in the lungs (pulmonary embolism).

Pradaxa should never be used in patients with mechanical heart valves.

Dabigatran is the active ingredient in Pradaxa that enhances anticoagulation. It basically works as a blood thinner.

Pradaxa comes in the form of an oral tablet and can be taken with or without food, or as directed by your healthcare professional.

What are the side effects of Pradaxa?

Since this medication keeps your blood from clotting, it can also make it easier for you to bleed. Minor injuries such as falling or bumping your head can be more serious. If you experience such an injury, seek medical advice and attention immediately. If you have any planned dental work or any type of surgery, tell the doctor ahead of time if you have used Pradaxa, as this may cause complications during the procedure. You may be asked to stop Pradaxa a few days prior to the procedure. You should not suddenly stop Pradaxa without your doctor’s approval.

The use of Pradaxa may lead to other unwanted side effects. Common side effects may include acid or sour stomach, belching, stomach pain, bloody stools, constipation, heartburn, nausea, and indigestion. There may be other side effects in addition to these, as this is not a complete list.

Bleeding is the most serious side effect of Pradaxa. Major bleeding may occur regardless of location. If you are around 75 years of age or older, there is a greater risk of major bleeding occurring while using Pradaxa. Your doctor will assess these risks and decide whether Pradaxa is right for you.