There are two coupons for Astepro in 2024:
Coupon Value and Save: Save $25
How Does It Work:
Manufacturer Printable Allergy Coupon. ASTEPRO 0.15% Savings Card only good for Astepro 0.15%.
Eligible insured patients will pay a maximum $25 copay on all prescriptions with their ASTEPRO 0.15% Instant Savings Card.
if your copay for Astepro 0.15% is greater than $25. This offer is suitable for you.
If your copay is less than $25 this offer is useless to you.
Prices for 1 nasal spray (30ml) of Astepro 205.5mcg/spray is from $130.00–$180.00.
Where To Get This Offer?
Follow this Astepro Manufacturer coupon link to get this offer:
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Above link is Manufacturer Coupon.
Astepro Reusable Discount Card: Save up to 75% off retail price on your prescription medication!
Ideal for people with no prescription coverage,or drug is not covered by insurance, Everyone can qualify.
Acceptable at over 63,000 pharmacies including all major chains (Walmart, CVS Pharmacy, Publix, Walgreens, Rite-Aid, etc.), price may little vary. Astepro price look up, Check Astepro discount price with card.
Print Reusable Discount Card (NOT manufacturer Coupon)
If no printer, only write down your ID, PCN, GROUP, and BIN and take to pharmacist for the same savings.#Still Can not afford Astepro? Get Generic from This Reliable Cheap Generic Site, additional EXCLUSIVE 10% discount.
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coupon has experation date of 12/31/12 is there a coupon for 2013
Please ignore the experation date and try it.
I will try, Thanks
I have used this spray for many years on an occasional basis! When I went to pharmacy to pick my refill up today the copay has gone from $26 to $59! That is outrageous! Why would an established drug like this go up so dramatically in price. I have really good health insurance and this is now unaffordable to me!
I am not locating a $25 copay coupon when I click on the link. It provides the information regarding what the drug is used for, ingredients, etc.
My coupon has expired. I attempt to access 2015 coupon and am directed to the product informational page instead of the coupon.
I could not find the coupon either. I called 866-982-1910, it is on the copy of the discount promotion I printed last year (I always print 2 just in case). The lady I spoke with said they are no longer offering the discount. I told her I paid $35 to $25 with the increasing discount for the past several years and she said, “uh-huh”. I said, “So now I have to pay $163.23.” She said, “Wow”, in a voice that led me to believe she had no idea how much drugs that she is supposed to be representing cost. To be honest I am not sure what her job actually is, because when I asked if she knew if anyone else was offering a coupon she said no. Don’t know what I am going to do now. That is way out of my budget.
Mike. Join the club. Welcome to my world as this also happened to me. They offer the rebate and cancel it out of the blue. The drug is over priced to begin with and my copayment is $40.00 because it’s expensive and the health provider wants me to use another drug because of that.
I was paying a copay of $40. The coupon enabled me to get it for $25. Now I have to pay $76. I am looking for a generic version of this nasal spray. Is there such a thing? This price is crazy. The product really works and I hate to stop using it, especially going into Spring. I feel trapped by the rising cost.
Azelastine HCI Nasal Spray 0.1% (Generic brand ) typically Co-payment costs about $30.00 – $35.00 @ Marilynne