Rocklatan Coupons & Prices

Rocklatan FAQs

How much does Rocklatan cost without insurance?

The typical cost of Rocklatan without health insurance is $451.07 per 1, 2.5ML of 0.02-0.005% Bottle though you can get a discount using a SingleCare Rocklatan coupon to pay just $342.98 for 1, 2.5ml of 0.02-0.005% Bottle. You can still use SingleCare for free Rocklatan discounts if you don't have insurance.  

How much does Rocklatan cost with insurance?

Every specific insurance plan is unique and may or may not cover Rocklatan. The cost of Rocklatan with insurance coverage differs according to your plan - contact your insurance company for explicit prescription coverage and payment specifics. If your insurance plan does not cover Rocklatan, you can use a SingleCare card to get a better rate on Rocklatan at your local participating pharmacy. Also, you can use SingleCare discounts if you have Medicare or Medicaid. If Medicare or Medicaid don’t cover your Rocklatan fill, try SingleCare instead. Use the SingleCare website or app to review the lowest cost of Rocklatan with SingleCare versus your cost with insurance or Medicare.

Other ways to save on Rocklatan 

In addition to Rocklatan coupons, there may be Rocklatan coupons and patient assistance plans available from Aerie Pharmaceuticals or other organizations. However, these programs may have eligibility criteria. Rather, you can try the SingleCare Rocklatan savings card to unlock a fair cost of $342.98 for 1, 2.5ml of 0.02-0.005% Bottle. All United States or Puerto Rico citizens may use free Rocklatan discounts from SingleCare if you have a valid prescription.

What is the generic of Rocklatan?

Rocklatan is a brand-name prescription made by Aerie Pharmaceuticals. There is no Rocklatan generic at this time.

What is Rocklatan used for?

Rocklatan eye drops contain two ingredients that work together to help lower intraocular pressure (IOP) in patients with open-angle glaucoma or ocular hypertension. It works by increasing the flow of fluids out of the eye, which helps lower pressure in the eye. Rocklatan is used once daily in the evening. Before using Rocklatan drops, remove your contact lenses. You can put them back in 15 minutes after administering the eye drops. 

What are the side effects of Rocklatan?

Common Rocklatan side effects include eye pain or redness. Also, changes to the surface of the eye may occur. These changes are unlikely to affect your vision. 

Rocklatan eye drops can cause a gradual change in the color of your eyes, eyelids, or eyelashes, along with increased eyelash growth or thickness. Color changes may be permanent, even if you stop using Rocklatan. 

Serious allergic reactions are rare. If you have hives, difficulty breathing, or swelling of the face, lips, tongue, or throat, get emergency medical attention.

If you have any of the following symptoms, stop using Rocklatan drops and call your healthcare provider right away:

• Eye swelling, redness, pain, crusting, or damage—these may be signs of an infection

• Red, swollen, or itchy eyelids

• Changes in vision

• Severe irritation, burning, or stinging 

This is not a full list of side effects and others may occur. Consult your healthcare provider for more information about side effects. 

Are there any Rocklatan-drug interactions?

Although this medication has few drug interactions, there are some Rocklatan interactions to be aware of. Eye drops containing preservative thiomersal should be given at least five minutes apart from Rocklatan to avoid precipitation forming in the eye. Also, using two or more prostaglandin or prostaglandin analog drugs, including latanoprost (an ingredient in Rocklatan), is not recommended. 

Who should not use Rocklatan?

Rocklatan is not appropriate for everyone. Before using this medication, tell your healthcare provider about your medical conditions and medical history, especially pertaining to the eyes. People who should not use Rocklatan include:

• Individuals who are allergic to netarsudil or latanoprost, or any similar drugs

• Individuals who are allergic to benzalkonium chloride

• Individuals with active herpes simplex keratitis (a corneal infection caused by the herpes simplex virus)

• Individuals with active eye inflammation

Those with a history of herpes simplex keratitis or eye inflammation should consult their provider before using Rocklatan. Also, people with aphakia (no lens in the eye), people with lens implants, and people at risk for macular edema (swelling in a part of the retina) should consult their provider about Rocklatan use. 

Is there a cheaper alternative to Rocklatan?

Various Rocklatan alternatives are available including combination eye drops and single-ingredient eye drops such as Xalatan (latanoprost). Consult your healthcare professional regarding which Rocklatan alternative is appropriate for you. 

How long is the Rocklatan coupon good for?

Rocklatan coupons from SingleCare are unlimited. You can use our free Rocklatan savings card on your refills. There are no strict eligibility requirements or limited-time offers.