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Zanfel FAQs

How much does Zanfel cost without insurance?

The cost of Zanfel without insurance is $35.88, but you can use our free SingleCare discount card and pay as little as $24.25 for 1, 30gm tube. You can find discounted Zanfel prices using our savings card or printable coupons at checkout at participating drugstores.

How much does Zanfel cost with insurance?

Zanfel wash is not a prescription drug and most insurance companies do not provide coverage for most over-the-counter (OTC) medications. You will have to contact your insurance provider to determine the cost of Zanfel and whether your health insurance plan covers this wash.

With a SingleCare discount card, you could pay just $24.25 for 1, 30gm tube of Zanfel when your doctor writes a prescription for it. Use our Zanfel coupons or mobile app at your local pharmacy to save more on the price of Zanfel.

Does Medicare cover Zanfel and how much does it cost?

Medicare does not typically cover Zanfel. To save on your Zanfel prices, you can use our free Zanfel coupons and pay only $24.25 for 1, 30gm tube at participating pharmacies. Our SingleCare discount cards are accepted at local pharmacies like CVS, Walgreens, and Duane Reade among many more.

Is there a generic of Zanfel?

Emollients topical is the generic name for Zanfel, which is manufactured by Zanfel Laboratories. There is no known generic version available for commercial use; although, comparable over-the-counter products may exist.

What is Zanfel?

Zanfel is an OTC drug that is used to treat poison sumac, poisonwood, poison oak, poison ivy itch, and related plants, which are all caused by a reaction to the toxin urushiol. This maximum strength topical cream can be applied any time after an outbreak. Zanfel wash offers itch relief at any stage of the reaction and often individuals experience relief with only a single wash. It works in as little as 30 seconds to heal the affected area. The rash will begin to subside within hours if the reaction is mild to moderate.

Zanfel is safe to use on any external body areas, including the face and genitals and is also safe for use by children, pregnant women, or nursing mothers. Zanfel comes in a 1 oz tube and has a shelf life of 10 years. It is a must-have for your first aid kit. Zanfel should not be used as a preventative measure but only after an outbreak. This drug is not recommended for use with rashes not caused by urushiol.

What are the side effects of Zanfel?

All drugs may cause side effects. However, many people have little to no side effects when using Zanfel. Contact your doctor or get medical help immediately for medical advice or if you have any questions about this medication.

Zanfel is generally well-tolerated, but the following side effects, in rare cases, can occur: fever, bleeding that is not normal from the affected area, very bad skin irritation, signs of skin infection like swelling, heat, redness, oozing, or pain at the affected area.

Contact your healthcare provider immediately if you experience any allergic reactions such as rashes, itching, hives; red, blistered, swollen and/or peeling of the skin with or without a fever, tightness of the chest or throat, wheezing, hoarseness, or swelling of the face, lips, tongue, or throat. Tell your doctor or get medical help if any side effects listed or not listed here, become bothersome or persists. All of the possible side effects that may occur with the use of Zanfel are not listed here.