Tyrvaya Coupons & Prices

Tyrvaya FAQs

How much does Tyrvaya cost without insurance?

Without insurance coverage, Tyrvaya can cost an average retail price of $931.16 for 8.40, 0.03mg/act solution (quantity in ml)s. Costs for cash-paying patients and those without health insurance may vary, however, depending on pharmacy location and other factors. With SingleCare's discount program, the price could be lowered to $670.65 for 8.4, 0.03mg/act solution (quantity in ml)s. Compare cash prices with discounts on the SingleCare website for maximum savings. 

How much does Tyrvaya cost with insurance?

Tyrvaya may be covered by some health insurance plans. However, the cost with insurance depends on the specific plan and its formulary. While many commercial insurance plans may cover a portion of the cost, patients may be responsible for out-of-pocket costs, such as copays and coinsurance amounts. Consult your insurance provider or pharmacist to determine the exact cost of your monthly prescription. In some cases, the savings from SingleCare might even surpass what your insurance company offers.

Does Medicare cover Tyrvaya and how much does it cost?

Medicare plans may help cover the cost of Tyrvaya. However, medicare coverage will vary based on the plan and the prescription details. Those without Medicare can still benefit from SingleCare's discounts, often finding lower prices with SingleCare than with Medicare itself. Always compare the costs of your medicines to potentially get a discounted price, which could be as low as $670.65 for 8.4, 0.03mg/act solution (quantity in ml)s.

Is there a generic of Tyrvaya?

Currently, Tyrvaya is a brand-name drug with no generic equivalent available. It is currently manufactured by Oyster Point Pharma. The patent for Tyrvaya is expected to expire in 2035, when a generic version may be released. 

What is Tyrvaya?

Tyrvaya is a prescription nasal spray designed to treat symptoms of dry eye disease. It may be prescribed when other treatments have not provided sufficient relief. Tyrvaya works by activating certain receptors in the nervous system, which in turn stimulates natural tear production. As a result, Tyrvaya may help relieve the discomfort associated with dry eye disease, making it a potential option for many patients.

What doses of Tyrvaya are available?

Tyrvaya comes as a nasal spray that delivers 0.03 mg of varenicline with each spray. The typical dosage is one spray in each nostril twice daily, with each dose separated by around 12 hours. The nasal spray should be primed with seven actuations before the first use and reprimed with one actuation if the nasal spray isn’t used for more than five days. Always use Tyrvaya under the guidance and expertise of a licensed healthcare provider. 

What are the side effects of Tyrvaya?

Common side effects of Tyrvaya include:

• Mild irritation or discomfort in the nose

• Sneezing

• Cough

More serious adverse effects are possible, such as severe nasal irritation or allergic reactions. Consult your doctor or healthcare provider for additional information and professional medical advice regarding potential side effects of Tyrvaya. 

Does Tyrvaya work better than Restasis?

Both Tyrvaya and Restasis are effective medicines for treating dry eye disease. However, they work in different ways. Tyrvaya is a nasal spray that contains a cholinergic agonist called varenicline, while Restasis is a prescription eye drop that contains an immunosuppressant called cyclosporine. According to some clinical trials, Tyrvaya nasal spray may be more effective than Restasis eye drops in improving tear production for people with dry eye disease. 

Does Tyrvaya work for dry eyes?

Yes, Tyrvaya is specifically designed to treat dry eye disease. It works by stimulating the body's natural tear production, which may help relieve the symptoms of dry eyes. Consult a healthcare provider for any questions or concerns about the use of Tyrvaya. This medication may only be prescribed after an appropriate diagnosis.