Lamisil cost

Lamisil cost refers to the out-of-pocket price a patient pays for terbinafine, an antifungal medication, before insurance coverage applies. Insurance plans such as Aetna and Blue Cross often cover generic Lamisil (terbinafine), reducing average copays to $10–$20 per 30-tablet prescription.

Without insurance, pharmacies like CVS and Walgreens charge between $15 and $50 for thirty 250 mg tablets of generic terbinafine. Medicare Part D typically covers generic Lamisil with tier 1 or 2 copays averaging $5–$12 monthly.

Manufacturer coupons do not exist for Lamisil because it is available only as a generic in the U.S. GoodRx discounts lower cash prices at retailers including Walmart and Rite Aid to as little as $8–$13 per month’s supply.

Prior authorization requirements are rare but may apply under some employer-sponsored health plans such as UnitedHealthcare Choice Plus. Prescription drug deductibles affect initial costs; patients pay full retail until meeting annual deductibles set by insurers like Cigna ($100–$400).

Mail-order pharmacies sometimes offer three-month supplies of terbinafine for approximately $25 through major insurers’ preferred networks, as reported by https://yourinsurance.info.