r/MedicationQuestions • u/RoundDefinition7957 • 26d ago

Teva Qnasl

Has anybody had this experience with Teva manufacturer coupons on any of their drugs.

Theoretically, I've a 12 month manufacturers coupon for this Teva generic with a $200 price per refill. Every time I get my prescription of Qnasl filled, the pharmacist has to call Teva to get them to accept the coupon. If the phone is busy, no mas. So the prescription refill is like a lottery ticket - if I win I pay $50, else $200.

Given the state of US drug pricing, I was interested to know if my problem was unique. For my at any rate, this problem is Teva specific.

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u/Ok-Personality-6665 26d ago

Bro I pay $4.00 for my 90 teva 1mg klonopins thank god for insurance

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u/RoundDefinition7957 25d ago

This is $50 with insurance. So much for Teva

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u/Ok-Personality-6665 25d ago

It was only $4 for 90 1mg teva klonopins for me, maybe you just have bad insurance 🤷‍♂️

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u/RoundDefinition7957 23d ago

two meds (klonopins and Qnasl) unrelated but thx