Sunosi Cupones y precios

Preguntas frecuentes sobre Sunosi

How much is Sunosi with SingleCare?

Sunosi costs $808.57 for 30, 150mg tablets with a free Sunosi coupon from SingleCare. But, you could pay even less depending on your Rx information. Use the dropdown menu above to update your Rx info (i.e., quantity, form, dosage) to get the most accurate prices of Sunosi with SingleCare at your local pharmacies.

How much does Sunosi cost without insurance?

Sunosi is a premium-priced drug. Uninsured patients can expect to pay $1,192.87 per 30, 150mg tablets of Sunosi. Instead of paying that much, purchase Sunosi with a SingleCare Sunosi coupon and pay as little as $808.57 for 30, 150mg tablets.

How much does Sunosi cost with insurance?

A Sunosi prescription may or may not be covered by your health insurance plan, so check with the pharmacist or an insurance representative. When it is covered, insurance providers typically place it in the highest copay tiers, resulting in a potentially high out-of-pocket cost. When insurance does not cover Sunosi, or the cost with insurance is high, ask the pharmacist to compare your Sunosi out-of-pocket cost with insurance versus the Sunosi price using a SingleCare Sunosi coupon without insurance. SingleCare may be more affordable.

Does Medicare cover Sunosi?

Sunosi is usually not covered by Medicare Part D drug plans, but there are exceptions. Check with an insurance representative. When it is covered, prior authorization may be required. The out-of-pocket cost will vary, but expect it to be higher than normal, as most insurance plans typically place it in the highest copay tiers. People without coverage or with a high out-of-pocket cost can use SingleCare’s savings program instead of Medicare. Our lowest price for Sunosi is $808.57 for 30, 150mg tablets.

Does Medicaid cover Sunosi?

Sunosi is covered by some state Medicaid plans, but it’s often classified as a non-preferred drug or requires prior authorization. Either way, obtaining coverage may be challenging. Medicaid patients who can’t get their prescription approved should use a free coupon from SingleCare instead of Medicaid. With SingleCare, the cost of Sunosi can be as low as $808.57 for 30, 150mg tablets.

Is there a generic for Sunosi?

No. The active ingredient in Sunosi is solriamfetol, a dopamine and norepinephrine reuptake inhibitor (DNRI) similar to the ADHD drug methylphenidate and the antidepressant bupropion. The soonest a solriamfetol generic will hit the market will be 2042.

Ways to save on Sunosi

Without insurance, purchasing Sunosi can be a financial challenge month after month. Patients lacking insurance coverage have a few options, including:

• With a SingleCare discount card, Sunosi can be discounted to $808.57 for 30, 150mg tablets depending on the participating pharmacy. SingleCare’s bonus loyalty program earns additional discounts on future purchases of drugs or refills just by using SingleCare’s prescription drug plan. Sign up when using your first coupon. 

• Price shopping at local pharmacies is another way to save money.

• Sunosi’s manufacturer, Axsome Therapeutics, offers a free 30-day trial voucher to any patient with a valid prescription, but it can only be used once.

• Axsome also offers a patient assistance program for uninsured patients and the Sunosi Savings Card for insured patients, but not everyone can meet the eligibility requirements.

• Income-eligible patients can enroll in Medicaid, Medicare Extra Help, or work with a local 340B provider, but there is a chance Sunosi may not be available through these programs. 

Is there a cheaper alternative to Sunosi?

Sunosi is a premium-priced prescription medication that may not be covered by commercial insurance or Medicare. Fortunately, patients with narcolepsy or OSA who need help with excessive daytime sleepiness do have other FDA-approved prescription drug alternatives. 

The cheapest is generic extended-release methylphenidate, a drug similar to Sunosi with the same mechanism of action. Amphetamines are another cheaper option and cost about the same as methylphenidate. Both have more serious issues than Sunosi with misuse, dependency, and side effects. 

Generic modafinil and armodafinil are higher-priced than methylphenidate ER, but have fewer concerns about abuse and side effects. They cost about half the retail price of Sunosi. Still, these and other narcolepsy treatments can be purchased at a reduced price with SingleCare drug coupons. 

All these alternative treatment options have significant warnings and side effects; therefore, consult a healthcare professional before switching to ensure proper guidance.

How to use SingleCare for Sunosi

SingleCare coupons are accepted at most major pharmacies and grocers, i.e., Walgreens, Kroger, Walmart, CVS, Safeway, and more. Simply text, email, print, or save your free Sunosi coupon to your digital wallet and show your pharmacist when you pick up your prescription.