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This depends on so much. The drug, the plan, the pharmacy. I've had antidepressants that were generic and 100% covered for $0 and brand scripts that weren't that were $500 a month. You need to check the prescription list for your insurance to see what is covered and what tier it's in. Find out if your deductible applies. For some plans it will, others it won't. Most doctors will work with you to find a brand that's covered by your plan.
Check in with your psychiatrist-they can call your insurance to see if the coverage can be increased, and they can also recommend lower cost options. It can be as simple as a myChart message
Mine are $12 for a 3 months supply
My friends get generic brands for like $30
Also, if the copay is too high or it’s just not covered- contact the drug company. They’ll usually give you coupons or a form to fill out. I’ve done it a few times.
A nominal amount (less than $10). And I’m on the high deductible plan.
No, I think that’s just how cheap generic Zoloft is. My plan may pick up some of the cost, not entirely sure. But I do know that I haven’t hit my deductible.
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$20
If your copay is high, try GoodRx.
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If you are in a generic antidepressant, they are generally inexpensive regardless of insurance. For example, generic SSRIs can be as little as $10 for a monthly supply. If you take something that is NOT generic, most insurance companies will have a schedule of how much you have to pay out of pocket. Depending on whether the drug is “preferred” this could be in the range of $50 to $120 per month. However, many pharmaceutical companies have a coupon program for insured patients where you only have to pay about $25 out of pocket. Google “[your drug] manufacture coupon” and it should come up.
My insurance has a really high deductible…are the prescription bills are separate from the deductible? I thought I have to pay all of the deductible to get any coverage from the insurance?
$30 a month for a generic, which I think is totally fine.
I get a 90 day supply of Zoloft (generic) for $7