Pravastatin Cupones y precios

Preguntas frecuentes sobre Pravastatin

How much does Pravastatin cost without insurance?

You will pay an average of $315.69 for 90, 40mg tablets of Pravastatin without insurance, but $16.99 for 90, 40mg tablets with a SingleCare Pravastatin coupon.

How much does Pravastatin cost with insurance?

Pravastatin copay costs may vary greatly depending on the brand, dosage, and your insurance plan. With SingleCare, Pravastatin costs as little as $16.99 for 90, 40mg tablets, so you should ask your pharmacist to compare your SingleCare price with your insurance Pravastatin copay. A SingleCare savings card saves you up to 80% off your prescription drugs.

Does Medicare cover Pravastatin, and how much does it cost?

Pravastatin is covered by most Medicare prescription drug plans as a generic prescription drug. The brand-name version, Pravachol, is no longer available in the United States. Patients without Medicare should bring their SingleCare Pravastatin coupon to their pharmacist. With a SingleCare discount card, the price of Pravastatin is $16.99 for 90, 40mg tablets, which may be lower than most copays.

How much does Pravastatin cost with Medicaid?

Medicaid coverage for prescription drugs varies depending on factors such as your state of residence. Pravastatin is typically covered by Medicaid plans, because it is an inexpensive generic medication. Oftentimes, there will be no out-of-pocket copay for Pravastatin if an individual has Medicaid coverage. If there is a copay, it is usually minimal.

Ways to save on Pravastatin

As a generic drug without a brand-name version, no manufacturer assistance program offers reduced pricing to qualified patients. However, based on multiple manufacturers producing Pravastatin, a competitive market exists to help keep prices lower. Shopping around among pharmacies can often lead to finding bargains. When pricechecking, it may be worth asking about alternative cholesterol-lowering medications that you could change to, since many can effectively substitute for Pravastatin. The following savings strategies can also help:

• Present a SingleCare discount card at your local pharmacy counter

• Use money saved in a Flexible Spending Account, an annual tax-advantage savings plan for healthcare needs

• Access funds saved in a Healthcare Savings Account, a long-term tax-advantaged savings plan for healthcare needs

• Apply for the Extra Help program to get Medicare drug pricing if you meet income guidelines

• Get information on your state’s pharmaceutical assistance programs

What is the brand name of Pravastatin?

Pravastatin is the generic name of a brand-name prescription drug, Pravachol, that was manufactured by Bristol-Myers Squibb in the past. Generic Pravastatin is available from over a dozen different companies, including Teva, Watson, Zydus, Cipla, Glenmark, and several others. Search for generic Pravastatin on our website or app to find free coupons before visiting your pharmacy.

Is there a cheaper alternative to Pravastatin? 

It can be hard to beat the price of generic prescription drugs like Pravastatin. Fortunately, there are a number of other generic lipid-lowering drugs worth doing a price check on. Within the statin group of drugs, lovastatin, atorvastatin, and rosuvastatin have pricing similar to or a little more than Pravastatin, but simvastatin runs only $7 for a one month supply (90) of 20 mg tablets. Likewise, a one month supply of ezetimibe, which is an alternative to statins, may cost only $3 for 90, 10 mg tablets. The list of brand-name alternatives, like Nexletol (bempedoic acid) and Repatha (evolocumab), carry heftier price tags, but if you are eligible for one of their manufacturer prescription discount cards, then you could see savings on copays. 

Before spending too much time searching for discounts, check with your doctor to see which options might be suitable for you. Ask questions about potency differences and drug interactions among the list of possible alternatives. Their medical advice is indispensable when setting and adjusting a plan to lower cholesterol levels.