Salivamax Coupons & Prices

Salivamax FAQs

How much does Salivamax cost without insurance?

Salivamax costs $2,475.69 without insurance. Some insurance companies do not cover Salivamax, so even patients with commercial insurance may have to pay full price. If you're paying cash for Salivamax, you can purchase Salivamax for $1,450.56 for 2, 120 packet boxes with a SingleCare discount card, welcome at major local pharmacies such as CVS, Longs Drugs, and Walmart.

How much does Salivamax cost with insurance?

Copay costs will vary. Your pharmacist can tell you the Salivamax copay under your insurance plan. With SingleCare, Salivamax costs as little as $1,450.56 for 2, 120 packet boxes. This may actually be lower than your insurance copay, so always compare your copay to your cost with a SingleCare Salivamax coupon.

Does Medicare cover Salivamax and how much does it cost?

Medicare prescription drug plans do not typically cover Salivamax. Medicare-eligible patients can turn to SingleCare for Salivamax coupons to save money. Your SingleCare savings card is welcomed at major pharmacies nationwide.

Is there a generic of Salivamax?

Salivamax is a brand-name prescription artificial saliva or saliva replacer. Other brand names include Caphosol and NeutraSal. Calcium phosphate dibasic is the generic version and is available over-the-counter. However, consult with your prescribing physician before turning to generic calcium phosphate. SingleCare offers discount coupons and more information for both Caphosol and Neutrasal on the SingleCare website and app. You can redeem these coupons at most major retailers such as Target, Walgreens, and Duane Reade, and more nationwide pharmacy chains.

What is Salivamax?

Salivamax is a brand-name artificial saliva used to relieve the symptoms of dry mouth. Salivamax is a calcium phosphate powder that, when mixed with water, is intended as a saliva substitute for patients who do not produce enough saliva to keep the mouth moist. Dry mouth has a number of causes: surgery, salivary gland dysfunction, chemotherapy, radiation therapy, and Sjögren's syndrome, among others. Salivamax does not treat the underlying condition of dry mouth and can be prescribed to treat dry mouth no matter what the cause.

Salivamax is taken throughout the day depending on the severity of the dry mouth condition. Salivamax is rinse-only and should be spat out after being swished around in the mouth.

What are the side effects of Salivamax?

There are no reported side effects for Salivamax or its primary ingredient, calcium phosphate, when used as a rinse. Follow the instructions on the label or given you by your prescribing physician. Common side effects of calcium phosphate, if swallowed, are nausea, vomiting, decreased appetite, constipation, dry mouth, increased thirst, and increased urination. Ingesting too much calcium phosphate can cause dangerously high levels of phosphate and calcium in the body.