Robaxin Coupons & Prices

Robaxin FAQs

How much does Robaxin cost without insurance?

The retail price of Robaxin without insurance averages $25.20 for 1, 10ml of 1000mg/10ml vial of Robaxin. You may, however, find different cash prices for Robaxin depending on the quantity or dosage required. No matter what your needs, you should know that you will pay a reduced price of $4.25 for 30, 500mg tablets of generic Robaxin for that same Robaxin prescription using a SingleCare savings card. In fact, you can save up to 80% the retail price on many of your prescription drug needs with SingleCare.

How much does Robaxin cost with insurance?

Copay pricing of Robaxin differ greatly depending on your insurance plan. With SingleCare, Robaxin costs as little as $4.25 for 30, 500mg tablets. Ask your pharmacist to help you compare your Robaxin insurance copay to your SingleCare discount. Your cost with SingleCare could be lower.

Does Medicare cover Robaxin and how much does it cost?

Medicare Part D and Medicare Advantage rarely cover Robaxin. Most plans, however, do cover methocarbamol, the generic version of Robaxin. SingleCare offers discount coupons for both Robaxin and its generic, methocarbamol. Our free Robaxin prescription discount card currently reduces the cost of Robaxin to $4.25 for 30, 500mg tablets of generic Robaxin.

Is there a generic of Robaxin?

Robaxin is a brand-name prescription drug. The active ingredient in Robaxin is also available as a generic, methocarbamol. Both are available in three forms: Robaxin (500 mg tablets), Robaxin-750 (750 mg tablets), and Robaxin vial (injectable solution for use in clinical settings only).

What is Robaxin?

Robaxin is a brand-name prescription drug manufactured by Endo Pharmaceuticals. Methocarbamol is the active ingredient in Robaxin and works as a muscle relaxant and sedative. It relieves skeletal muscle pain and spasms.

Robaxin is often prescribed to patients with chronic muscle pain, back pain, or muscle injuries. It usually is used in combination with other therapies, such as rest and physical therapy. Robaxin is also used as a supplementary drug in treating opioid addiction.

In clinical or hospital settings, Robaxin is often injected directly into the bloodstream.

What are the side effects of Robaxin?

Robaxin and its active ingredient, methocarbamol, are considered high-risk medications in Medicare formularies. Robaxin is not a narcotic, but many of the clinical and side effects are similar to those of narcotics.

Robaxin has many side effects, but the most common are drowsiness, dizziness, lightheadedness, fainting, blurred vision, fast or slow heartbeat, headache, numbness, stomach upset, nausea, and diarrhea. Serious allergic reactions to Robaxin are rare.

Mental and mood changes are more common side effects, and include depression, confusion, forgetfulness, and disorientation. Because Robaxin is not a narcotic, it is not physically addictive. However, psychological addiction to Robaxin is possible.

Consult your healthcare professional for more medical advice, drug information, and drug interactions.