Nebupent Coupons & Prices

Nebupent FAQs

How much does Nebupent cost without insurance?

Uninsured customers pay an average of $1,406.22 for Nebupent. However, the federal ADAP (AIDS Drug Assistance Program) may help uninsured HIV/AIDS patients with most or all of Nebupent's cost, and the HarborPath ADAP Waiting List Program may help patients with Nebupent during ADAP funding shortfalls. For uninsured patients on the ADAP waiting list who still cannot affordably fill their prescription, a SingleCare Nebupent coupon reduces the cost to $56.36.

How much does Nebupent cost with insurance?

Nebupent copay costs may vary depending on your insurance plan. With SingleCare, Nebupent costs $56.36, which may be lower than your copay with your insurance company. So ask your local pharmacist to compare your insurance copay to the SingleCare discount card.

Does Medicare cover Nebupent and how much does it cost?

Nebupent may or may not covered by Medicare prescription drug plans and by Medicaid. Nebupent is typically covered as a medical benefit under Medicare Part B. Consult with a Medicare representative or your Medicare prescription drug insurance agent for coverage.

Uninsured patients without Medicare and Medicaid can turn to ADAP for assistance. For those on the ADAP waiting list who still cannot affordably fill their prescription, a SingleCare Nebupent coupon reduces the cost of a Nebupent prescription $56.36.

Is there a generic of Nebupent?

Nebupent is a brand-name prescription antibiotic with pentamidine as the active ingredient and is manufactured by Fresenius Kabi. Nebupent is inhaled using a nebulizer. Inhaled pentamidine is also available as Pentam 300, also manufactured by Fresenius Kabi. Pentam 300 costs about the same as Nebupent Generic pentamidine for inhaling is manufactured by Seton Pharmaceuticals. You can search the SingleCare website or app for Pentam 300 or generic pentamidine to find valuable and reusable savings coupons.

What is Nebupent?

Nebupent is a brand-name prescription drug used to prevent pneumocystis pneumonia in HIV/AIDS patients. The active ingredient in Nebupent, pentamidine, belongs to a class of drugs called antiprotozoals. It is normally used to treat infections by single-celled parasites (protozoa), such as sleeping sickness, but it also effective against Pneumocystis jiroveci, the bacteria that causes pneumocystis pneumonia, or PJP.

Nebupent is prescribed to high-risk HIV/AIDS patients, either people who have already had one PJP infection or one whose immune system is seriously compromised by the HIV infection.

Nebupent is inhaled through a Respirgard II nebulizer. It may be administered by a healthcare professional at a clinic or hospital or administered at home after instruction by a healthcare professional. It will take 30 to 45 minutes to empty the Nebupent vial through a nebulizer. The dose is 300 mg inhaled once every four weeks.

What are the side effects of Nebupent?

Most people will experience side effects after taking Nebupent. The most commonly experienced side effects include fatigue, cough, fever, decreased appetite, shortness of breath, dizziness, wheezing, and infections.

Nebupent allergies are rare but could be severe. This includes anaphylaxis, an allergic reaction to Nebupent in which the blood pressure drops low enough to become a medical crisis. Consult a physician immediately if you show any signs of a Nebupent allergic reaction, such as itching, rash, or trouble breathing.

This is not a complete list of side effects that may occur. Ask your doctor or pharmacist about possible side effects before taking this medicine.