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Suboxone FAQs

How much does Suboxone cost without insurance?

Patients without insurance pay an average of $42.09 for 0.10, 8mg/2mg, 30 films sublingual box of Suboxone.

If you're uninsured, you can use a free SingleCare savings card to get a discount on your prescription. You could pay our lowest price of $35.59 for 14, 8mg/2mg, 30 films sublingual boxes of generic Suboxone with SingleCare.

Simply take your card or one of our Suboxone coupons to a participating pharmacy to get your free coupon. Visit CVS Pharmacy, Walmart, Kroger, Walgreens, or any other SingleCare partner to save up to 80% on your prescriptions.

How much does Suboxone cost with insurance?

As with any prescription drug, your copay for Suboxone with health insurance will depend on your insurance plan. New patients who haven't used a prescription discount card before are often surprised to find that their out-of-pocket costs for their medications are actually lower with their SingleCare card than their insurance coverage. Ask your pharmacist to calculate both prices (one with insurance; one with SingleCare), so you can compare costs and pay the lowest price.

Does Medicare cover Suboxone and how much does it cost?

Fortunately, most Medicare, Medicaid, and insurance plans typically cover Suboxone. Some conditions, like drug addiction counseling, may be required to receive coverage.

Whether you qualify for Medicare coverage or not, you can always use SingleCare to find the pharmacy with the best deal on your prescription. Then, apply one of our Suboxone coupons at checkout to find out if SingleCare savings are greater than your Medicare discount. For reference, our lowest price for 14, 8mg/2mg, 30 films sublingual boxes of generic Suboxone is currently $35.59.

Is there a generic of Suboxone?

Suboxone is a brand-name prescription medication. The generic alternative to this addiction treatment is buprenorphine HCl-naloxone HCl. If Suboxone is too expensive or if you're uninsured, you may ask your doctor or pharmacist if you can use generic buprenorphine HCl-naloxone HCl instead. Note: SingleCare has savings for both brand-name and generic drugs.

What is Suboxone?

Suboxone is a drug addiction treatment. It's a combination of buprenorphine, which is a narcotic, and naloxone, which blocks the effects of opioid medications. These effects include pain relief and feelings of elation that lead to opioid dependence.

Suboxone is a controlled substance that should be prescribed and used with care. Always follow your doctor's medical advice when using prescription medication like Suboxone. Misuse of this medication can cause addiction, overdose, or death.

What doses of Suboxone are available?

Suboxone is available in a sublingual tablet or film prescription, which will dissolve under the tongue. You should therefore handle Suboxone with dry hands. Do not swallow Suboxone whole or chew, crush, or break the tablets to inhale or inject it. Misuse of Suboxone can result in death. You will likely need regular blood tests to check the function of your liver while taking Suboxone.

What are the side effects of Suboxone?

You should inform loved ones of the possible side effects of Suboxone so that they can assist in getting you medical attention should there be an emergency.

Suboxone can slow your breathing. It's important that you do not drink alcohol or take over-the-counter medications that could cause drowsiness while taking Suboxone. Do not drive or operate machinery during your first month of treatment or until you know how Suboxone affects you. Seek medical attention right away if you feel weak, confused, or faint.

Your required blood tests will monitor your liver function as low cortisol levels and liver problems are other possible side effects of Suboxone.

You may also experience opioid withdrawal symptoms such as shivering, sweating, runny nose, watery eyes, diarrhea, and muscle aches.

Talk to a healthcare professional for a full list of side effects.