Dimenhydrinate Coupons & Prices

Dimenhydrinate FAQs

How much does Dimenhydrinate cost without insurance?

The price for Dimenhydrinate without insurance averages around $21.68 per 1, 1ML of 50MG/ML Vial. With a SingleCare Dimenhydrinate coupon, a prescription for Dimenhydrinate costs $11.71 at participating pharmacies such as CVS, Target, Longs Drugs, and others.

How much does Dimenhydrinate cost with insurance?

Dimenhydrinate tablets or capsules are non-prescription nausea relief medications but are sometimes prescribed by doctors. Dimenhydrinate injections are by prescription only but are usually administered by a doctor as a single injection. If Dimenhydrinate is covered by your insurance company, the copay may still be more than you would pay using a SingleCare Dimenhydrinate coupon. Dimenhydrinate's price with a SingleCare discount card is only $11.71. So ask your pharmacist to do a price comparison so that you can maximize your savings.

Does Medicare cover Dimenhydrinate and how much does it cost?

Medicare prescription drug plans do not cover prescriptions for Dimenhydrinate in either is non-prescription or prescription format. Medicare patients with a prescription for Dimenhydrinate should bring that prescription to their pharmacist with their SingleCare discount card. With a SingleCare Dimenhydrinate coupon, you pay only $11.71 for Dimenhydrinate at pharmacies across the country.

What is the brand name of Dimenhydrinate?

Dimenhydrinate is a generic non-prescription nausea relief remedy available from brands such as Up & Up, Equate, Walgreens, and others. Dimenhydrinate is also the active ingredient in brand-name Dramamine. Dimenhydrinate is also a generic prescription injection manufactured by Fresenius Kabi, Mylan, Sandoz, and others.

What is Dimenhydrinate?

Dimenhydrinate is an over-the-counter medication that relieves nausea, vomiting, and vertigo caused by motion sickness, a condition in which the brain receives conflicting sensations about whether or how the body is moving. When the brain responds to this confusion, substances called histamines are produced in the brain. These histamines excite the nausea center in the brainstem, producing nausea, vertigo, and vomiting.

Dimenhydrinate is an antihistamine that blocks the actions of histamines throughout the body, but most importantly, in that part of the brain that triggers nausea.

Non-prescription Dimenhydrinate is taken as a tablet, chewable tablet, or capsule one half to one hour before starting an activity that may cause motion sickness. Prescription Dimenhydrinate is injected by a healthcare professional if the patient cannot take the medication by mouth. A Dimenhydrinate injection typically provides four hours of relief from motion sickness.

What are the side effects of Dimenhydrinate?

Side effects of Dimenhydrinate include, but are not limited to, drowsiness, dizziness, dry mouth, and increased mucus. Allergic reactions are not common, but you should discontinue use of Dimenhydrinate if you notice rash, swelling, chest tightening, or start to have trouble breathing.

Dimenhydrinate has a high risk of abuse and is one of the most commonly abused drugs by teenagers. Large doses of Dimenhydrinate can produce euphoria and hallucinations. Overdoses do happen and result in serious side effects, such as chest pain, convulsions, seizures, fast heartbeat, loss of consciousness, and coma. Always keep Dimenhydrinate out of reach of children.