Reyataz Coupons & Prices

Reyataz FAQs

How much does Reyataz cost without insurance?

Without insurance, Reyataz costs $1,990.94. However, ADAP (the federal AIDS Drug Assistance Program) will help uninsured HIV/AIDS patients with most or all of Reyataz cost. For uninsured patients on the ADAP waiting list who still cannot affordably fill their prescription, a SingleCare Reyataz coupon reduces the cost to $83.96 per 30, 300mg Capsule.

How much does Reyataz cost with insurance?

As a high-priced prescription drug, Reyataz copay costs may vary dramatically depending on your insurance plan. These copay costs could be high. With a SingleCare coupon, Reyataz costs $83.96, 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 Reyataz and how much does it cost?

Reyataz is usually not covered by Medicare prescription drug plans, but generic atazanavir is. Patients without coverage can turn to ADAP for assistance. For those on the ADAP waiting list who still cannot affordably fill their prescription, a SingleCare Reyataz coupon reduces the cost of a Reyataz prescription $83.96.

Is there a generic of Reyataz?

The active ingredient in Reyataz is atazanavir. Generic atazanavir is available from manufacturers such as Cipla and Apotex, among others.

What is Reyataz?

Reyataz is a brand-name prescription drug used to control the virus that causes HIV/AIDS. Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), the virus that causes HIV/AIDS, is a very primitive virus called a retrovirus, so the active ingredient in Reyataz, atazanavir, belongs to a class of drugs called antiretroviral drugs.

Reyataz blocks a protein the HIV virus needs to make a new virus, so Reyataz over time reduces the amount of HIV in the body. Because the HIV virus attacks and weakens the immune system, reducing the amount of HIV virus strengthens the immune system and helps prevent the opportunistic and life-threatening illnesses common to HIV/AIDS.

Reyataz is taken as a capsule or oral solution with food. The oral solution is intended for children who have difficulty swallowing capsules and can be prescribed to children as young as 3 months.

What are the side effects of Reyataz?

The most common side effects of Reyataz are headache, nausea, vomiting, jaundice (yellowing of the skin), abdominal pain, dizziness, insomnia, diarrhea, numbness, tingling, and rash. Other less common side effects include hair loss, swelling, joint pain, liver problems, swelling of the pancreas, kidney disease, and high blood sugar. Mental and mood changes include depression. Allergic reactions are rare, but discontinue Reyataz if any allergic symptoms, such as rash, swelling, or trouble breathing, are experienced. This is not a complete list of side effects. Your physician will address your questions and concerns regarding potential side effects.