Venlafaxine Coupons & Prices

Venlafaxine FAQs

How much does Venlafaxine cost without insurance?

Without insurance, the cost of Venlafaxine can vary depending on the dosage, quantity, and pharmacy. The average retail cost is $168.87 per 90, 75mg tablets. A SingleCare coupon can lower the price to $20.99 for 90, 75mg tablets.

How much does Venlafaxine cost with insurance?

Most commercial insurance plans will cover Venlafaxine, however, coverage can vary depending on the individual plan. The cost of Venlafaxine with insurance depends on the specific plan and your deductible. Some insurance companies may require prior authorization, especially if Venlafaxine isn’t included on their drug formulary. In some cases, a SingleCare discount card can lower the cost of Venlafaxine more than insurance would. 

How much does Venlafaxine cost with Medicare?

Most Medicare insurance plans cover Venlafaxine, but the cost of Venlafaxine with Medicare depends on the specific plan, deductible, and coverage stage you’re in. Ask your pharmacist or Medicare insurance provider for the exact cost of Venlafaxine with Medicare. You can compare this price to the price with a SingleCare coupon. In some cases, a SingleCare savings card could provide more savings than Medicare. 

How much does Venlafaxine cost with Medicaid?

Venlafaxine is usually covered by Medicaid, but this may vary by state. With Medicaid, the cost of Venlafaxine can depend on the plan’s deductibles and copays. Sometimes, a SingleCare coupon can be used instead of Medicaid if Medicaid doesn’t cover Venlafaxine, or if your copay with Medicaid is higher than what you would pay with a SingleCare discount card. 

What is the brand name for Venlafaxine?

Venlafaxine is a generic prescription medicine. The brand-name version of Venlafaxine is Effexor and Effexor XR.

Ways to save on Venlafaxine

A SingleCare coupon can lower the cost of Venlafaxine from $168.87 per 90, 75mg tablets to $20.99 for 90, 75mg tablets. It’s free to sign up for the drug coupon, and it can be used at over 35,000 pharmacies in the United States. You can also sign up for SingleCare’s free loyalty program to maximize your savings. 

Because Venlafaxine is a generic medicine, there are no manufacturer-sponsored patient assistance programs or rebates available. Other ways to save can include Medicare Part D Extra Help, utilizing HSA or FSA funds to pay for your prescription, and taking advantage of tax deductions. 

Is there a cheaper alternative to Venlafaxine?

Maybe. There are many prescription antidepressants available—some of which may be cheaper than Venlafaxine. Here are some common alternatives for Venlafaxine:

• Prozac (fluoxetine)

• Zoloft (sertraline)

• Lexapro (escitalopram)

• Cymbalta (duloxetine)

• Wellbutrin (bupropion)

Consult a healthcare provider or your insurance provider for information on the cost of Venlafaxine and how that cost would compare to one of the above alternatives. Keep in mind, all drugs have their own possible uses, risks, warnings, drug interactions, and potential side effects. Your doctor can give you medical advice regarding potential alternatives.