Trospium Chloride Cupones y precios

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How much does Trospium Chloride cost without insurance?

Trospium Chloride prices often vary depending on the brand, quantity, and dosage. On average, though, uninsured customers can expect to pay $195.39 for 60, 20mg tablets for a Trospium Chloride prescription. However, $26.05 for 60, 20mg tablets is all you pay per prescription fill with a SingleCare Trospium Chloride coupon. Enjoy as much as an 80% discount with SingleCare savings cards.

How much does Trospium Chloride cost with insurance?

Trospium Chloride copays vary by insurance plan. With SingleCare, Trospium Chloride costs as little as $26.05 for 60, 20mg tablets which may be lower than your insurance copay. Before you overpay for Trospium Chloride, ask your local pharmacist to compare your insurance copay to your SingleCare savings.

Does Medicare cover Trospium Chloride and how much does it cost?

Trospium Chloride is often not covered by Medicare prescription drug plans. Medicare patients can save money with SingleCare Trospium Chloride coupons–the price of Trospium Chloride with a SingleCare discount card is $26.05 for 60, 20mg tablets.

What is the brand name of Trospium Chloride?

Trospium Chloride is a generic prescription drug used to reduce bladder activity. Trospium Chloride is the active ingredient in the brand-name prescription drug, Sanctura. Generic Trospium Chloride is manufactured by generic drug manufacturers, including Apotex, Heritage, and Paddock, among others.

What is Trospium Chloride?

Trospium Chloride is a generic prescription drug that treats an overactive bladder by relaxing bladder muscles. Overactive bladder is a condition involving frequent, urgent, and sometimes involuntary urination. In patients with overactive bladder, the bladder muscles contract or tighten, sometimes suddenly, when they shouldn't.

Trospium Chloride belongs to a class of drugs called anticholinergics, which block a chemical, called acetylcholine, that passes nerve signals to the muscles, including muscles in the bladder. When Trospium Chloride blocks acetylcholine from these junctions between nerves and muscles, the effect is to relax and weaken the bladder muscles, making them less likely to contract or spasm. The reduced pressure in the bladder decreases the persistent and unwelcome need to urinate that characterizes overactive bladder.

Trospium Chloride is taken as a tablet twice a day. Trospium Chloride is also available in the extended-release format.

What are the side effects of Trospium Chloride?

Trospium Chloride has a lower incidence of side effects than similar drugs (anticholinergic agents). Although not a complete list, common side effects of Trospium Chloride include stomach upset, gas, constipation, dry mouth, dry throat, dry eyes, blurred vision, headache, fast heartbeat, drowsiness, and dizziness. Mental and mood changes are very rare but include confusion and hallucinations. Allergic reactions to Trospium Chloride are rare but include rashes, hives, swelling, and trouble breathing. Discontinue use of Trospium Chloride if you experience an allergic reaction, severe abdominal pain, or chest pain.