Senna Laxative Coupons & Prices

Senna Laxative FAQs

How much does Senna Laxative cost without insurance?

On average, the price for Senna Laxative is $10.13 per 60, 8.6mg tablets. Senna Laxative prices vary by pharmacy, quantity, and dosage. SingleCare discounts are eligible on over-the-counter products prescribed by a doctor. With a prescription and a SingleCare coupon for Senna Laxative, Senna Laxative costs only $8.88 for 60, 8.6mg tablets.

How much does Senna Laxative cost with insurance?

Senna Laxative will probably not be covered by health insurance. Even if it is, your copay cost may be higher than what you would pay with a SingleCare Senna Laxative coupon. If your Senna Laxative prescription is covered by insurance, ask your pharmacist to compare your copay to your SingleCare savings.

Does Medicare cover Senna Laxative and how much does it cost?

Neither Medicare Advantage nor Medicare Part D prescription drug plans cover Senna Laxative. One money-saving option for Medicare patients with a prescription for Senna Laxative is a SingleCare savings card. The lowest cost of Senna Laxative with a SingleCare discount card is $8.88 per 60, 8.6mg tablets.

What is the brand name of Senna Laxative?

Senna Laxative is a generic laxative sold under generic brands such as CVS, Equate, Up & Up, and Major, among others. Generic Senna Laxative is often sold under different product names such as “Sennosides,” “Natural Laxative,” “Stimulant Laxative,” “Vegetable Laxative,” or “Maximum-Strength Laxative.” The best-known brand-name senna laxative is Ex-Lax, but other brand names include Geri-Kot, Senokot, and Lax-Aid. Search for any of these brand-name or generic products on the SingleCare website or app for information and savings coupons for these medications.

What is Senna Laxative?

Senna Laxative is a generic stimulant laxative that helps to remedy constipation or irregularity. Senna is an herb and the active ingredients in senna, called sennosides, chemically irritate the intestines to contract more energetically to move digestive materials and stools through and out more quickly. Senna has a long tradition as both a home and over-the-counter remedy for constipation.

Senna Laxative is taken as a tablet, capsule, liquid, or syrup one or two times a day.

What are the side effects of Senna Laxative?

As a stimulant laxative, Senna Laxative has more side effects than other laxatives, including stomach cramps, abdominal pain, diarrhea, nausea, weakness, and low potassium. Long-term continual use of senna can cause changes in the electrolyte balance in the blood, which can have potentially serious side effects, such as liver damage.

Allergic reactions are very rare, but you should discontinue using Senna Laxative if you notice allergic reactions, such as skin rash, swelling, or trouble breathing.