Artificial Tears Coupons & Prices

Artificial Tears FAQs

How much does Artificial Tears cost without insurance?

Both over-the-counter and prescription Artificial Tears prices will vary depending on type, brand, ingredients, dosage, and retailer. The average Artificial Tears cost is $8.55 for 1, 15ML of 0.2-0.2-1% Bottle. You can save as much as 80% on prescription Artificial Tears with a SingleCare Artificial Tears coupon. Also, SingleCare discounts are available on over-the-counter products, like over-the-counter Artificial Tears, when prescribed by a physician.

How much does Artificial Tears cost with insurance?

Insurance copays for prescription Artificial Tears depend on your prescription and insurance plan. SingleCare can be a reliable way to save money even in comparison with insurance copays. Your prescription Artificial Tears price could be reduced by almost 80% with SingleCare. To save money on Artificial Tears, compare your insurance copay to SingleCare’s discount. For example, 1, 15ml of 0.2-0.2-1% Bottle of Artificial Tears costs $2.51 with our Artificial Tears coupon.

Does Medicare cover Artificial Tears and how much does it cost?

Medicare insurance coverage on Artificial Tears depends on the prescription and insurance plan. However, your copay cost will vary according to your plan, so it's always a good idea to compare prices with your pharmacist. You will always save money with a SingleCare savings card, and your savings may be better than your Medicare copays. SingleCare is accepted at large retailers, like Target, drugstores, like Longs Drugs, and supermarket pharmacies, like Harris Teeter.

Is there a generic of Artificial Tears?

Many prescription and over-the-counter Artificial Tears have generic versions at a lower price. Search the SingleCare website or app for the Artificial Tears you need to find generic alternatives and coupons that could reduce your Artificial Tears cost by up to 80%.

What is Artificial Tears?

Artificial Tears are over-the-counter and prescription drugs or remedies that treat dry eyes and are sometimes called lubricants or lubricating eye drops. Artificial Tears typically contain a lubricant (such as water or glycerin), a humectant (a substance to help retain moisture on the surface of the eye), and electrolytes, such as potassium or sodium. Some Artificial Tears contain oil to help build the oil layer on the surface of the eye that prevents moisture from evaporating too quickly.

Artificial Tears will either contain preservatives or be preservative-free. Preservatives help prevent the growth of bacteria in the eye drops and on the surface of the eye, but they are recommended only for people with mild to moderate dry eye. For patients with more serious dry eye, preservatives can irritate the eye, so those patients should use preservative-free Artificial Tears. Preservative-free Artificial Tears are typically more expensive and often supplied in single-use packages.

Artificial Tears are not advised for people who have chronic dry eye. In those cases, prescription eye drops are required to treat the underlying problem.

What are the side effects of Artificial Tears?

Side effects will vary depending on the product and the underlying condition. Search our website or app for a specific Artificial Tears brand or name to learn more about the possible side effects.