Visine Coupons & Prices

Visine FAQs

How much does Visine cost without insurance?

If you are paying out-of-pocket, the average retail price of Visine is $12.11. Luckily, if you are not covered by health insurance you can still save money on the cost of Visine by using coupons from SingleCare. Take your savings card to any participating pharmacy to activate your Visine discount and pay as little as $6.18 for a supply of 15, 0.025-0.3% solution (quantity in ml)s.

How much does Visine cost with insurance?

Patients should talk with their healthcare providers to determine their copay for Visine with their health insurance. You can consider using SingleCare's discount card as a prescription savings option. Visine coupons can lower your price to $6.18 for your medication and on its possible refills. For more information on Visine offers, visit SingleCare's website or a participating pharmacy.

Does Medicare cover Visine and how much does it cost?

Presently, Medicare part D and Medicare Advantage plans do not offer Visine coverage. Fortunately, SingleCare offers Visine coupons that can help you to receive a prescription discount at any participating drugstores nationwide. Patients using their Visine discount card can pay about $6.18 for their medication.

Is there a generic of Visine?

Tetrahydrozoline ophthalmic is the generic version of Visine. Visine is a brand-name drug.

What is Visine?

Visine is used to relieve the symptoms of dry eyes such as eye irritation, itchy eyes, and scratchy eyes. Dry eye is a medical condition that can be caused by pollen, wind, contact lenses and staring at a screen for too long.

It's important for your eyes to produce tears to maintain moisture to prevent dust or other harmful substances from harming the eyes. When the eye has sustained its tear film, there is a reduced risk of developing dry eyes. When inserted into the eye, Visine provides your eyes with artificial tears.

Visine is available as a prescription drug and as an over-the-counter medication in fl oz droppers. The generic equivalent of Visine can also be found in other brand-name Visine products such as Visine Maximum Redness Relief, Visine Extra, and Visine Advanced Relief.

You should talk to your doctor or pharmacist before using Visine. Women who are pregnant or on birth control pills are at risk of developing dry eyes. Your diet can also influence a possible dry eye condition. If you have a Vitamin A deficiency, you may also have a chance of developing dry eye. Your doctor or pharmacist can provide medical advice on the best safety practices for storing Visine along with offering guidance on dosage instructions.

If you wear contact lenses, you should remove them before inserting Visine eye drops. You should share detailed information about your eye care to your healthcare provider before using Visine.

What are the side effects of Visine?

Some reported side effects of Visine are blurred vision, irritation, and mydriasis (a condition that causes the pupils to dilate without being exposed to low light).

Some of these listed side effects are temporary. However, if you do experience these side effects for a long duration or if your dry eye condition worsens, you should talk to your healthcare provider. This is not a full list of side effects so talk to your doctor to learn more about other possible side effects.