Prolensa Coupons & Prices

Prolensa FAQs

How much does Prolensa cost without insurance?

Without insurance, Prolensa may cost an average price of $477.65 for 1, 3ML of 0.07% Bottle. Because retail prices can vary depending on the pharmacy location, you may want to check prices at different pharmacies to compare prices. Using a SingleCare Prolensa coupon could bring the price down to $56.37 for 1, 3ml of 0.07% Bottle.

How much does Prolensa cost with insurance?

Prolensa may be covered by some insurance plans. However, the cost of Prolensa with insurance depends on various factors, especially the type of insurance plan you have. While insurance can help cover some of the cost, copays or coinsurance might still apply. It’s recommended to check with your insurance provider for exact pricing. In some cases, a SingleCare coupon may offer better savings than insurance.

Does Medicare cover Prolensa and how much does it cost?

Although some Medicare prescription drug plans may cover Prolensa, medicare coverage varies by plan and prescription. Check your plan's formulary or contact your pharmacist for details. A SingleCare Prolensa coupon may offer lower prices than Medicare coverage, potentially reducing the cost to $56.37 for 1, 3ml of 0.07% Bottle.

Is there a generic of Prolensa?

Prolensa is a brand-name drug manufactured by Bausch & Lomb Incorporated. A generic version of Prolensa may be available under the name bromfenac. 

What is Prolensa?

Prolensa is a prescription eye drop used to treat inflammation and pain in the eyes following cataract surgery, a type of procedure that removes the clouded lens of the eye and replaces it with an artificial lens. The active ingredient in Prolensa belongs to a class of medicines known as NSAIDs. It works by blocking certain enzymes in the body responsible for making chemicals that cause inflammation. By reducing these chemicals, Prolensa helps reduce swelling and pain in the eye.

What doses of Prolensa are available?

Prolensa is available as an eye drop or ophthalmic solution. It contains a solution with 0.07% bromfenac. The typical dosage is one drop into the affected eyes once daily, starting one day before surgery and continuing for 14 days after surgery. Consult your doctor or pharmacist for additional information about the appropriate way to administer Prolensa.

What are the side effects of Prolensa?

Common side effects of Prolensa include:

• Mild eye irritation

• Temporary blurred vision

• A feeling of something in the eye

• Sensitivity to light

Serious side effects may occur, such as severe eye pain, slow or delayed healing, increased bleeding, or signs of an allergic reaction like rash, itching, or swelling. If you experience any severe side effects, seek medical attention immediately.

How long should you use Prolensa after cataract surgery?

The typical duration of Prolensa after cataract surgery is 14 days. Always follow your healthcare provider’s instructions when administering Prolensa. Consult your doctor or healthcare provider about potential side effects and complications.

Can you drink alcohol while using Prolensa?

Because bromfenac eye drops have relatively low systemic absorption into the body, they’re not known to interact with alcohol. However, it’s generally recommended to avoid alcohol after surgery and while using Prolensa, as it may increase the risk of side effects. Consult your healthcare provider for medical advice regarding alcohol consumption during treatment.