Gabapentin Coupons & Prices

Gabapentin FAQs

How much does Gabapentin cost without insurance?

Gabapentin costs an average cash price of $147.85 for 90, 300 mg capsules. The price of Gabapentin without insurance can vary depending on the pharmacy location and prescribed dosage. Contact your local pharmacy to find out the exact cost of your prescription without insurance.

How much does Gabapentin cost with insurance?

Most insurance companies will help cover the cost of Gabapentin as a generic prescription medicine. However, the exact cost of Gabapentin with insurance will vary depending on your plan and deductible. Check with your pharmacist or health insurance provider to determine the cost of Gabapentin with insurance coverage.

How much does Gabapentin cost with Medicare?

Medicare may cover Gabapentin, but it depends on your specific Part D or Advantage plan, your deductible, and which stage of coverage you’re in. Even if your Medicare prescription drug plan covers it, your copay can vary. If Medicare doesn’t cover your prescription, or if your copay ends up costing more than with a prescription coupon, you can use a SingleCare discount card to save money at the pharmacy.

How much does Gabapentin cost with Medicaid? 

Medicaid usually covers Gabapentin, but prescription drug prices depend on the state you live in and your plan’s rules for copays or deductibles. Coverage and out-of-pocket costs can change, so it’s best to check with your local Medicaid program. If your copay ends up being higher than the price with a SingleCare coupon, or if your state’s Medicaid doesn’t cover Gabapentin, you can use SingleCare instead to potentially get the lowest price.

What is the brand name of Gabapentin?

Gabapentin is marketed under different brand names, including Neurontin and Gralise. The generic and brand-name versions are chemically identical and work the same. However, the generic version is typically cheaper than the brand-name version. 

Ways to save on Gabapentin

You may be able to use a prescription discount card from SingleCare to pay $8.98 for 90, 300 mg capsules at your local pharmacy. In some cases, the cash price of Gabapentin with a SingleCare discount card may be lower than prescription prices with insurance. Other savings options to explore include Medicare Part D Extra Help, patient assistance programs, and HSA/FSA funds to cover prescription costs. 

Is there a cheaper alternative to Gabapentin?

If Gabapentin isn’t the best choice, your doctor or healthcare provider may suggest other medications used for nerve pain or seizures, such as Lyrica (pregabalin), Tegretol (carbamazepine), or Topamax (topiramate). These alternatives come in generic forms, which can make them more accessible in terms of pricing. Seek medical advice and additional information from your doctor, as the best choice depends on your condition and other factors.