Vitamin B12 Coupons & Prices

Vitamin B12 FAQs

How much is Vitamin B12 with SingleCare?

The generic of Vitamin B12 costs $4.83 for 90, 1000mcg tablets with a free Vitamin B12 coupon from SingleCare. You could pay less depending on your prescription details. Use the dropdown menu above to update your Rx details (i.e., brand/generic, form, dosage, quantity) to find the most accurate price of Vitamin B12 with SingleCare near you.

How much does Vitamin B12 cost without insurance?

While oral Vitamin B12 is typically taken every day, Vitamin B12 that is injected intramuscularly is taken monthly after an initial period of more frequent dosing. The treating healthcare provider determines dosing intervals, but differences in dosing intervals must be considered when comparing prices. At $15.32 per 90, 1000mcg tablets, the expense does not seem exorbitant, but adds up over time. With a SingleCare coupon, generic Vitamin B12 can be purchased for $4.83 for 90, 1000mcg tablets. 

How much does Vitamin B12 cost with insurance?

Oral formulations of Vitamin B12 are available over-the-counter (OTC). As a result, many insurance plans will not cover them, leaving the retail price entirely out-of-pocket. Generic injectable Vitamin B12 solution is only available with a prescription and is typically covered by insurance with a favorable tier classification. Vitamin B12 for intramuscular injection carries a low copay without the need for prior authorization or step therapy in most instances. Check your plan’s drug formulary and coverage details to know where you stand.

Does Medicare cover Vitamin B12?

Unfortunately, Medicare does not usually cover vitamins and supplements when taken preventively, including Vitamin B12. In the setting of diagnosed vitamin B12 deficiency or pernicious anemia, coverage should be investigated. 

Injectable Vitamin B12 has a good chance of being covered without a steep copay. Your plan details and what coverage stage (deductible, initial coverage, or catastrophic) you are in will determine what you can expect to pay for Vitamin B12.

Does Medicaid cover Vitamin B12?

Medicaid might cover Vitamin B12 with a prescription. Plan details, such as deductible and copay levels, along with the form of Vitamin B12 and diagnosis, can all influence whether coverage is granted and the amount of out-of-pocket expense to be incurred. Once you have your prescription in hand, head to the pharmacy and take the SingleCare coupon for Vitamin B12 with you. You cannot use our coupon along with Medicaid, Medicare, or private insurance, but the discounted price of $4.83 for 90, 1000mcg tablets may be less than the amount you would pay if using your plan’s coverage.

What is the brand name for Vitamin B12?

Brand-name versions of Vitamin B12 are available in certain formulations. Nascobal is a Vitamin B12 nasal spray; True Vitamin B12 comes as a tablet; and Physicians EZ Use B12 is an injection kit. Higher retail prices than generic options are expected for these branded products.

Ways to save on Vitamin B12

Generic drugs are less expensive overall, but there may be additional ways to save. Although generic drug manufacturers usually do not offer rebates, free samples, or patient assistance programs, SingleCare coupons remain a reliable way to save on Vitamin B12 and other prescribed generic medications. The savings don't have to end there, because the free loyalty program offers even more discounts. By searching for Vitamin B12 on SingleCare and entering your zip code, you can also compare prices across local pharmacies. To minimize drug costs, paying for Vitamin B12 with a tax-advantaged account like a health savings account (HSA) or a flexible spending account (FSA) can be a savvy move. Shop around for the best pharmacy price on SingleCare, sign up for the SingleCare discount card, use our coupon, and pay your out-of-pocket amount using an HSA or FSA to make your healthcare dollars go farther.

Is there a cheaper alternative to Vitamin B12?

When Vitamin B12 is needed, there is no substitute. Vitamin B12 deficiency can have serious consequences. Talk to your healthcare provider about options. If a brand-name Vitamin B12 is prescribed, ask if a generic version is a viable alternative. Price has to be one consideration when choosing among treatment options.

How to use SingleCare for Vitamin B12

SingleCare is accepted at most major pharmacies and grocery stores, such as Walgreens, Kroger, Walmart, CVS, Safeway, and more. Just text, email, print, or save your free Vitamin B12 coupon to your digital wallet and show your pharmacist when you pick up your prescription.