Yupelri Coupons & Prices

Yupelri FAQs

How much does Yupelri cost without insurance?

A prescription will cost around $45.04 for 1, 175mcg/3ml solution (quantity in ml) or 1, 175mcg/3ml solution (quantity in ml) for uninsured customers. With a SingleCare Yupelri coupon, you will pay $52.22 for 1, 175mcg/3ml solution (quantity in ml) of brand-name Yupelri.

How much does Yupelri cost with insurance?

Your copay for Yupelri will vary depending on your health insurance plan. Ask your pharmacist to compare your insurance copay to your price with a SingleCare Yupelri coupon. SingleCare may save you more money with SingleCare, Yupelri costs $52.22 for 1, 175mcg/3ml solution (quantity in ml) of brand-name Yupelri.

Does Medicare cover Yupelri and how much does it cost?

Yupelri is usually not covered by Medicare prescription drug plans, but is often covered under Medicare Part B. Medicare-eligible patients without coverage for Yupelri can save money with SingleCare Yupelri coupons. The price of Yupelri with a SingleCare discount card is $52.22 for 1, 175mcg/3ml solution (quantity in ml) of brand-name Yupelri.

Is there a generic of Yupelri?

Yupelri is a brand-name prescription drug with revefenacin as the active ingredient. Generic revefenacin is not currently available.

What is Yupelri?

Yupelri is a brand-name prescription drug that is taken once a day to keep airways open in patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), a condition that makes breathing difficult.

The active ingredient in Yupelri, revefenacin, belongs to a class of drugs called bronchodilators. These drugs increase the width of the airway passages, making it easier for air to pass through. Revefenacin works by blocking a substance, acetylcholine, which is critical for nerves to signal muscles to contract. As a result, the muscles in the bronchi, or airways, stay relaxed, and the patient does not suffer periodic problems with breathing.

The effects of Yupelri on the airways typically last 24 hours. Yupelri is not used for emergency breathing crises.

Yupelri is administered once daily through a jet nebulizer with a compressor using a mouthpiece.

What are the side effects of Yupelri?

The most common side effects of Yupelri are site reactions to the aerosol, including cough, runny nose, mouth pain, throat pain, and bronchitis. Other common side effects include, but are not limited to, upper respiratory tract infections, headache, back pain, and dizziness.

The most serious side effects of Yupelri include high blood pressure, bronchospasms, and worsening of glaucoma.

Allergic reactions to Yupelri are rare, but if you experience allergic reactions immediately after inhaling Yupelri, tell your physician, who will discontinue the medication.