Xerac AC Coupons & Prices

Xerac AC FAQs

How much does Xerac AC cost without insurance?

The price for Xerac AC is $18.54. A SingleCare coupon for Xerac AC lowers that cost to $9.77 per 35, 6.25% solution (quantity in ml)s.

How much does Xerac AC cost with insurance?

Copay costs and coverage vary by insurance plan. Some insurance plans will not cover Xerac AC and the copay can vary among those that do. When you bring your prescription to a pharmacy, it's a good idea to bring your SingleCare Xerac AC coupon with you. Have your pharmacist compare your price using insurance to your savings with SingleCare. You might save more with SingleCare.

Does Medicare cover Xerac AC and how much does it cost?

Neither the prescription drug plans Medicare Advantage nor Medicare Part D covers Xerac AC. One option for Medicare patients with a prescription for Xerac AC is a SingleCare discount card. The cost of Xerac AC with SingleCare is $9.77.

Is there a generic of Xerac AC?

Xerac AC is a brand name prescription topical antiperspirant with aluminum chloride hexahydrate as the active ingredient. Clinical strength antiperspirants, like Xerac AC, are available in over-the-counter and generic alternatives.

What is Xerac AC?

Xerac AC is a brand-name prescription topical antiperspirant with 6.5% aluminum chloride hexahydrate as the active ingredient. Aluminum chloride hexahydrate is usually only used in clinical-strength antiperspirants (12%-15%), available without a prescription, or prescription-strength antiperspirants (more than 15%), but Xerac AC has a lower concentration than most over-the-counter alternatives. Xerac AC is prescribed to patients with excessive sweating or hyperhidrosis.

An antiperspirant blocks the ability of sweat glands to produce sweat, as opposed to a deodorant, which masks or eliminates odor. When Xerac AC is applied to the skin and the sweat glands produce sweat, the water dissolves the aluminum chloride and pulls it back down into the sweat pore. The aluminum chloride builds up in the sweat pores and eventually blocks them. The blockage causes the sweat glands to stop producing sweat

Xerac AC is applied as a liquid to the affected area once daily at bedtime for three days or until excessive sweating is under control. Xerac AC is then applied once or twice per week following the prescribing doctor's instructions. Other antiperspirants or deodorants should not be used with Xerac AC.

What are the side effects of Xerac AC?

the Xerac AC most common side effects are site reactions, such as irritation, redness, itching, tingling, burning, and pain. One of the chemicals produced when aluminum chloride hexahydrate mixes with water is hydrochloric acid, which can cause irritation and redness. For this reason, a physician will often advise or prescribe a hydrocortisone cream to be used on the affected area along with Xerac AC. Allergic reactions are rare.