Rivaroxaban Cupones y precios

Preguntas frecuentes sobre Rivaroxaban

How much does Rivaroxaban cost without insurance?

Rivaroxaban became available in generic form in March 2025, but only in the 2.5 mg dose. As a generic medication, Rivaroxaban costs less than its brand-name counterpart Xarelto. The average cost of generic Rivaroxaban at the 2.5 mg dose without insurance is $686.89 per 60, 2.5mg tablets. A Rivaroxaban coupon from SingleCare can lower that cost to $47.91 for 60, 2.5mg tablets. For higher doses of brand-name Xarelto, which isn’t available as a generic yet, a SingleCare coupon will also offer substantial savings over retail cost.

How much does Rivaroxaban cost with insurance?

Many commercial insurance plans cover Rivaroxaban to prevent or treat blood clots. However, coverage will depend on your plan’s formulary and copay. Prior authorization may sometimes be required before Rivaroxaban is covered.

How much does Rivaroxaban cost with Medicare?

Many Medicare Part D and Medicare Advantage plans cover Rivaroxaban. However, drug formularies differ. And if Rivaroxaban is covered, the amount you pay will depend on your dose, copay, deductible, and what coverage stage you are in. SingleCare can be used instead of Medicare if Rivaroxaban is not on your plan’s formulary or your copay with Medicare is higher than what you would pay with a SingleCare coupon.

What is the brand name for Rivaroxaban?

Xarelto is the brand name for Rivaroxaban. The generic version is currently only available in the 2.5 mg dose. If you require a higher dose for your particular health condition, Rivaroxaban is only available in the brand-name version.

Ways to save on Rivaroxaban

Rivaroxaban may be taken for a short period, or it may be taken for months or years. Ways to save on Rivaroxaban include: 

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

• Explore the manufacturer’s financial assistance program for brand-name Xarelto, especially if you require a higher dose than 2.5 mg daily. 

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

• Many state Medicaid programs will cover Rivaroxaban for qualifying patients.

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

• Ask your healthcare provider about other anticoagulant options.

Is there a cheaper alternative to Rivaroxaban?

Generic Coumadin (warfarin) is an inexpensive alternative to Rivaroxaban and is covered by most commercial insurance companies. However, it comes with a higher risk of bleeding, and you’ll need to have your blood monitored more frequently. A different anticoagulant in the same drug class may be an option if your insurance does not cover Rivaroxaban or charges a high copay. You can check your health plan’s formulary to see if it covers another factor Xa inhibitor, such as Eliquis (apixaban) or Savaysa (edoxaban). However, these drugs are all brand names and are not available in generic form at this time.