adrenaclick price
Your healthcare provider has prescribed Adrenaclick (epinephrine injection, USP auto-injector) for you because you have experienced a serious allergic reaction known as anaphylaxis, or you have been identified as at-risk. Adrenaclick is used for emergency treatment of life-threatening allergic symptoms. The drugstore chain says it will charge $109.99 for a two-pack of the authorized generic version of Adrenaclick, a lesser-known treatment compared to EpiPen, which can cost more than $600. CVS Health Corp., the nation’s second-largest drugstore chain, says it cut the price of the generic version of Adrenaclick nearly in half. The lower price is now available at all CVS stores. The chain runs about 9,600 retail pharmacies in the United States, including several locations inside Target stores. Adrenaclick, a cheaper alternative, has benefited from furor over EpiPen pricing. But its maker is struggling to meet demand, and a generic EpiPen is near. As the list price of a pair of EpiPen devices soared to more than $600 this summer, people scurried to find alternatives, occasionally throwing caution to the wind. While Mylan has come under fire for raising the price of EpiPen from approximately $100 in 2009 to more than $600 in 2016, it's difficult to tell how much cheaper either Adrenaclick or its generic alternative will be for the consumer. Two pharmacies in Chicago said Adrenaclick costs approximately $500. On GoodRx.com, which compares drug prices at local pharmacies, the generic injector was listed between $144 to $379 with the use of a coupon. The price for Adrenaclick was $466 to $496 with a coupon. The EpiPen is covered by Medicaid and other insurance plans, so most consumers do not pay full price for it. At least two health insurance companies partially cover the cost of the generic version of Adrenaclick. Manufacturers: (show hide) 1  Adrenaclick Shionogi Inc. 2  Epinephrine Armstrong Pharmaceuticals Inc. 3  Epipen Meridian Medical Technologies Inc.  Epipen Jr. Meridian Medical Technologies 1  Inc. Twinject 0.15 Shionogi 2  Inc. Twinject 0.3 Shionogi  Inc. Adrenaclick, a cheaper alternative, has benefited from furor over EpiPen pricing. But its maker is struggling to meet demand, and a generic EpiPen is near. By NOV. 1, 2016. The list price for a pair of generic Adrenaclick pens, which uninsured customers may have to pay, is about $400, compared with more than $600 for a pair of EpiPens. Coupons for both products can lower the price further. Manufacturers: (show hide) 1  Adrenaclick Shionogi Inc. 2  Epinephrine Armstrong Pharmaceuticals Inc. 3  Epipen Meridian Medical Technologies Inc.  Epipen 1  Jr. Twinject 0.15 Shionogi 2  Inc. Twinject 0.3 Shionogi  Inc. If you aren't insured and don't live near a CVS, the $100 coupon can be applied to the full price of generic Adrenaclick, which we've seen hover around $200 or so at Walgreens and Rite-Aid on GoodRx.com. The coupon would get your final price to around $100. Then, through a deal with the manufacturer, CVS was able to lower the price to $110 last month. Apply a $100 discount coupon from the drug's manufacturer, and that will get you to a final price of $10. You can buy up to three two-packs at that price with a prescription. Best of all, no insurance is needed.
About $400