Tamiflu Coupons & Prices

Tamiflu FAQs

How much does Tamiflu cost without insurance?

Uninsured customers pay an average of $206.83 for 1, 10 capsules disp pack of Tamiflu without insurance. Tamiflu prices can vary greatly depending on the quantity, dosage, and pharmacy location. Use our prescription discount card at drugstores near you and pay $17.99 for 10, 75mg capsules of generic Tamiflu. Use your card on all of your prescription medications to get a discount up to 80% off.

How much does Tamiflu cost with insurance?

As with a copay for any prescription medication, the cost of Tamiflu with insurance is based on your particular healthcare plan and its drug formulary. Your deductible, insurance provider, and pharmacy are also contributing factors in the cost of medications. If your out-of-pocket costs are too high, consider signing up for a SingleCare savings card. It's free, easy to use, and accepted at many major pharmacies.

Does Medicare cover Tamiflu and how much does it cost?

Medicare-eligible patients may be able to get coverage on their Tamiflu prescription. Many plans, including Medicare Part D and Medicare Advantage, cover the brand or generic version of Tamiflu.

SingleCare has coupons for Tamiflu and its generic, so cash-paying customers can get a discount on either version. Our free and reusable coupons are accepted at participating pharmacies, like CVS Pharmacy, Walmart Pharmacy, and Kroger Pharmacy.

Is there a generic of Tamiflu?

Oseltamivir phosphate is the generic version of Tamiflu. Both are FDA-approved prescription drugs used to prevent and treat the flu virus, influenza. Search for either version on our website or app to find free coupons before you overpay for another prescription.

What is Tamiflu?

Oseltamivir is the active ingredient in Tamiflu. It's an antiviral medication that stops the flu virus (influenza) from multiplying. It can help shorten the duration of common flu symptoms, like congestion, fever, and fatigue.

Tamiflu is often prescribed to patients with compromised immune systems due to medical conditions like diabetes, respiratory disorders, heart problems, or kidney disease. That's because people with weakened immune systems are susceptible to complications from the flu.

Although Tamiflu can help prevent the flu, it is not a replacement for the flu shot. Doctors still recommend getting the flu vaccine.

What doses of Tamiflu are available?

Tamiflu is available as a capsule or liquid medication that's taken orally. Taking Tamiflu with food may prevent an upset stomach. Tamiflu is usually taken twice a day for five days to treat flu symptoms or once a day for 10 days to prevent the flu.

However, your healthcare provider will determine the best dose for your condition. Follow his or her medical advice when taking Tamiflu yourself or administering it to a child.

In 2012, the FDA approved the use of Tamiflu as treatment for flu symptoms in infants as young as two weeks of age. It is also approved for use as prevention of the flu in children above the age of one.

What are the side effects of Tamiflu?

Common side effects of Tamiflu include but are not limited to nausea, vomiting, and headache. Allergic reactions and mood changes are rare but serious side effects of Tamiflu. Mental changes are more likely to happen in children who take Tamiflu, so parents should call their child's pediatrician right away if they notice their child is acting confused and agitated, or inflicting self-harm.