Trichloroacetic Acid Cupones y precios

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How much does Trichloroacetic Acid cost without insurance?

Usually the cost of Trichloroacetic Acid, without insurance coverage, is around $98.09 or sometimes more. SingleCare can help you to save on this total with a Trichloroacetic Acid coupon. Pay just $79.13 for your Trichloroacetic Acid purchase when you use SingleCare's Trichloroacetic Acid coupon at participating drugstores like CVS Pharmacy, Walmart Pharmacy, Walgreens, or Kroger.

How much does Trichloroacetic Acid cost with insurance?

Medications such as Trichloroacetic Acid usually do not qualify for coverage from most insurance companies. There may be situations where your doctor will write a prescription for Trichloroacetic Acid, however, these may be very rare. Pharmacy coupons are your best option when purchasing Trichloroacetic Acid. Pay just $79.13 for Trichloroacetic Acid when you use your SingleCare savings card at participating pharmacies.

Does Medicare cover Trichloroacetic Acid and how much does it cost?

Trichloroacetic Acid is currently not covered by any Medicare plans. Without coverage, the average cash price of Trichloroacetic Acid may be as high as $98.09 for 0.13, 473.1gm of bottle. You can save on this total by using a SingleCare discount card. Redeem prescription savings at participating pharmacies by using your SingleCare discount card and pay just $79.13 for 0.126, 473.1gm of bottle of Trichloroacetic Acid.

Is there a generic of Trichloroacetic Acid?

This product is available under the brand-name Tri-Chlor which is manufactured by Gordon Laboratories.

What is Trichloroacetic Acid?

Trichloroacetic Acid is used as a cauterant to treat condyloma, a wart-like growth of skin that is usually seen on external genitalia or near the anus. This medication works by destroying the skin tissue that is affected by wart-like growth.

This medication is available in the form of a cauterant solution meant for use on the skin only. Read and follow the instructions provided on the product packaging before you start using this medication. If you are still uncertain about how to use this medication then talk to your doctor or pharmacist for additional information. Clean and dry the affected area before use. Apply this liquid directly to the wart and cover with a suitable dressing for five to six days. Reapply this medication as needed to get rid of the wart.

The process of cauterizing the wart-affected area may cause pain and irritation. Your doctor may recommend using a pain-relief medication to aid in this process. Check with your doctor if your condition does not improve or worsens after using this medication.

What are the side effects of Trichloroacetic Acid?

Common side effects that may result from the use of Trichloroacetic Acid include severe burning, inflammation, or tenderness. Consult with your doctor or pharmacist if you experience any of these effects and they persist or worsen. Many patients using this medication do not have any serious side effects.

Serious allergic reactions to this medication are usually rare. However, you should seek immediate medical attention if you begin to experience symptoms of a serious allergic reaction such as itching, rash, swelling in your face or throat, severe dizziness, tightness in your chest, or trouble breathing.

Ask your doctor or healthcare provider for professional medical advice on the risks and benefits involved with using Trichloroacetic Acid as this is not a complete list of side effects.