Terbutaline Coupons & Prices

Terbutaline FAQs

How much does Terbutaline cost without insurance?

A prescription will cost around $168.08 for uninsured customers. With a SingleCare Terbutaline coupon, you will pay $39.63 per 30, 2.5mg tablets for the same prescription of Terbutaline.

How much does Terbutaline cost with insurance?

Your copay for Terbutaline will vary depending on your plan. Ask your pharmacist to compare your insurance copay to your price with a SingleCare Terbutaline coupon. Your SingleCare discount card may save you more money with SingleCare, Terbutaline costs $39.63.

Does Medicare cover Terbutaline and how much does it cost?

Terbutaline is usually not covered by Medicare prescription drug plans. Patients with Medicare can save money with SingleCare Terbutaline coupons. The price of Terbutaline with a SingleCare discount card is $39.63.

What is the brand name of Terbutaline?

Terbutaline is a generic prescription drug used to open airways during an asthma attack or as a result of bronchitis or emphysema. Terbutaline is a generic alternative to Bricanyl, a brand-name drug from AstraZeneca. Only Bricanyl is administered as an aerosol through a metered-dose inhaler.

What is Terbutaline?

Terbutaline is a generic prescription drug that opens airways closed or tightened by asthma, bronchitis, or emphysema. Terbutaline is also often administered to stop contractions in pregnant women with preterm (before 37 weeks) contractions.

Terbutaline, when it is absorbed into the lung's tissues, locks on to a chemical “switch” on the smooth muscles in the lung that then causes them to relax. This widens airways and makes breathing easier. Terbutaline acts in the same way in the uterus. It attaches to muscles in the uterus and causes them to relax.

Terbutaline is administered as a tablet, injection, or aerosol (metered-dose inhaler) depending on the underlying condition and its severity.

What are the side effects of Terbutaline?

Side effects will depend on how Terbutaline is administered. Most patients who are given Terbutaline as a tablet or injection will experience side effects.

The most common side effects of Terbutaline aerosol are site reactions to inhaling the drug, including cough, dry mouth, hoarseness, and a bad taste in the mouth. These effects typically fade in a short time.

When Terbutaline is absorbed or injected into the body, common side effects include but are not limited to, tremor (in about one out of three patients), heart palpitations, and rapid heartbeat.

Mental and mood changes include nervousness and anxiety.

Allergic reactions to Terbutaline are rare but watch for rashes, hives, or swelling. Discontinue use of Terbutaline if you experience an allergic reaction.