Zarxio Coupons & Prices

Zarxio FAQs

How much does Zarxio cost without insurance?

The retail price of Zarxio without insurance averages $569.78. With a SingleCare discount card, you pay only $431.33 for that same Zarxio prescription.

How much does Zarxio cost with insurance?

Zarxio is very expensive, so copay costs of Zarxio vary dramatically depending on your insurance plan. With SingleCare, Zarxio costs as little as $431.33 for 1, 0.8ml of 480mcg/0.8ml syringe. Ask your pharmacist to compare your copay cost with your SingleCare Zarxio coupon.

Does Medicare cover Zarxio and how much does it cost?

Medicare Advantage programs usually cover Zarxio with prior authorization, but the copay cost can be very high. For patients with Medicare Part D, Zarxio will often be covered instead by Medicare Part B, even when it is self-injected. The copay cost will be $0 with Medicare Part B.

For patients without Medicare, SingleCare offers discount coupons for Zarxio which may reduce the cost of Zarxio to $431.33. Your SingleCare Zarxio coupon is accepted at many nationwide pharmacies, including CVS, Longs Drugs, and Walmart.

Is there a generic of Zarxio?

There is no generic version of filgrastim, the active ingredient in Zarxio. It is, however, available as a biologically similar drug in other high-priced brand-name prescription drugs, such as Neulasta, manufactured by Amgen, or Udencya, manufactured by Coherus BioSciences.

What is Zarxio?

Zarxio is an injectable prescription bone marrow stimulant. Its active ingredient is a man-made protein (filgrastim) that stimulates the bone marrow to make white blood cells (neutrophils) that are critical in fighting infections. It is taken by patients undergoing cancer treatments which weaken the body's ability to produce white blood cells thus putting them at risk for infections.

Zarxio is sometimes administered by a healthcare provider as an IV, but is more often self-injected by the patient or a caregiver on a daily basis using a prefilled syringe.

What are the side effects of Zarxio?

The most common side effects of Zarxio include, but are not limited to, fever, nosebleeds, bone pain, hair loss, diarrhea, nausea, headache, numbness, and insomnia. Allergic reactions to Zarxio are rare but serious, such as trouble breathing and anaphylactic shock. Mood and mental changes have not been reported for Zarxio.