Epsom Salt Coupons & Prices

Epsom Salt FAQs

How much does Epsom Salt cost without insurance?

Without insurance or coupons Epsom Salt costs about $2.75 but you can reduce your Epsom Salt cost if your doctor happens to prescribe Epsom Salt. You spend $53.81 instead of the full price $2.75 with a free and easy to use a discount card from SingleCare. You can redeem your prescription savings during checkout at your local pharmacy.

How much does Epsom Salt cost with insurance?

Epsom Salt is available over-the-counter and therefore not eligible for insurance coverage. In some cases, your doctor could write a prescription for Epsom Salt, which may help you get some financial assistance from your insurance plan.

The average retail price of Epsom Salt is about $2.75 per 1, 454GM of Box. To save on this price you can use a Epsom Salt coupon from SingleCare on your next Epsom Salt purchase. With coupons for Epsom Salt from SingleCare, you could cut costs to $53.81 on your Epsom Salt purchase. Take our Epsom Salt coupons to your local pharmacy to compare prices.

Does Medicare cover Epsom Salt and how much does it cost?

Medicare does not typically cover Epsom Salt, but you can use our copay card to save on this prescription drug. With SingleCare, you could pay $53.81 as your Epsom Salt price.

Is there a generic of Epsom Salt?

Epsom Salt is an FDA-approved brand-name drug that has several manufacturers including PQ Corporation. The generic version of Epsom Salt is magnesium sulfate which is manufactured by Pfizer Inc., X-GEN Pharmaceuticals, Inc., and Fresenius Kabi U.S.A, LLC.

What is Epsom Salt?

Epsom Salt is a manufactured form of magnesium, which is a naturally occurring mineral that is important for many systems in the body, especially the muscles and nerves. Epsom Salt helps to restore magnesium levels from magnesium deficiency in the body when soaked in warm water, soothes sore muscles, relieves muscle soreness, muscle aches, and muscle pain. An Epsom Salt hot bath can help to remove splinters. Other benefits of Epsom Salt include stress-relieving. As a laxative, Epsom Salt works to treat constipation and also increases water in the intestines.

Epsom Salt comes in different forms like injectable solutions and topical powders. Epsom Salt can be used orally (by mouth) or as a soak. When taking Epsom Salt orally, one dose is dissolved in eight ounces of water, stirred, and then drank immediately. To improve the taste of Epsom Salt, a small amount of lemon juice may be added to this mixture. It is recommended to drink plenty of liquids while taking Epsom Salt. If you are using Epsom Salt bath or Epsom Salt soak, warm bath water or hot water for a warm bath is recommended and essential oils may be added to the cups of Epsom Salt.

Follow the directions on the product label and dissolve in a large amount of water in a large bowl, a bucket, a foot tub, or a bathtub, in gallons of water recommended.

Do not use a higher dose of magnesium sulfate than directed as using too much Epsom Salt can cause serious, life-threatening side effects. Use only as directed by your doctor or healthcare professional. Notify your doctor if you are diabetic, have kidney disease, any eating disorder like anorexia, bulimia or if you have already been using a laxative for longer than one week; or if you are on a low-magnesium diet.

What are the side effects of Epsom Salt?

Some side effects of Epsom Salt are diarrhea and upset stomach. If you have signs of an allergic reaction including hives difficult breathing, swelling of your face, lips, tongue, or throat, seek immediate medical attention. Contact your doctor if you experience any other side effects of Epsom Salt since this is not a full list of Epsom Salt effects.