Salvax FAQs
How much does Salvax cost without insurance?
The price of Salvax is $589.49 without insurance. With a SingleCare Salvax coupon, you will pay only $424.12. Uninsured customers can sign up for SingleCare for free.
How much does Salvax cost with insurance?
Salvax is not FDA-approved, so it is unlikely that Salvax is covered by your insurance plan. If your insurance does cover Salvax, your copay may vary depending on your insurance plan. Ask your pharmacist to compare your copay cost to our SingleCare Salvax coupon. With a SingleCare savings card, Salvax only costs $424.12 for refills of 1, 200gm of 6% can.
Does Medicare cover Salvax and how much does it cost?
No Medicare Advantage or Medicare Part D insurance plan will cover Salvax at this time. Medicare patients can save money on their Salvax prescription with a SingleCare Salvax coupon. You pay only $424.12 per 1, 200gm of 6% can at participating pharmacies located near you.
Is there a generic of Salvax?
The active ingredient in Salvax is salicylic acid and is available in many prescription drugs and over-the-counter brand-name and generic medications, such as Compound W, Dr. Scholl's, Scalpicin, Equate, Up&Up, and about 150 others. You can research and find coupons for salicylic acid and the many brands that use it on the SingleCare website or app.
What is Salvax?
Salvax is prescription topical foam used to treat dry skin disorders that involve a build-up of thick, hard, and often scaly skin: plantar warts, thick skin on the feet or hands (palmar keratosis or plantar keratosis), rough skin resembling acne around the body's hair follicles (keratosis pilaris), and psoriasis. The active ingredient in Salvax, salicylic acid, works by weakening the tissues in the outer layer of skin on the affected area, which thins the skin and makes it easier to fall or rub off.
What are the side effects of Salvax?
Salvax has not been found safe and effective or approved by the FDA. Talk to your healthcare provider about taking Salvax and its possible side effects and drug interactions.
The active ingredient in Salvax produces few side effects, the most common being skin irritation. Allergic reactions are rare and include, but are not limited to, itching, hives, redness, and trouble breathing.
