2025, Manufacturer printable Brimonidine coupon is not available at present, but you can still get savings with this Brimonidine discount card.
Coupon Value and Save: Save between 10%-75% on Brimonidine prescription.With this Brimonidine Rebate Card, Price for 1 eye dropper (15ml) of brimonidine 0.2% (generic) is from $19.00–$22.80.
Print this free Brimonidine discount card to start savings, Acceptable at over 63,000 pharmacies including all major chains (Walmart, CVS Pharmacy, Publix, Walgreens, Rite-Aid, etc.), price may little vary.
Brimonidine price look up for different Dosage and Quantity, Check how much will you save with this coupon.
If no printer, only write down your ID, PCN, GROUP, and BIN and take to pharmacist for the same savings.
How Does It Work:
This Brimonidine Discount is similar to Buying Group Coupon. Only need to present this card to participating pharmacy to get discount on Brimonidine prescription. Everyone can qualify.
Ideal for drug isn't covered by your insurance and Your insurance has no drug coverage, And The card maybe offers a better price than your copay.
The more people use this coupon, The better discount will be provided. Please share this discount card with anyone you know who may need it. This pharmacy coupon is valid for Generic and Brand Name drugs.
This Discount can not to be combined with insurance.
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Reviews For Brimonidine
The effectiveness didn’t last much longer.
I am a 60-year old Mexican with severe diabetes. I was diagnosed with open angle glaucoma around 6 months ago. I was complaining of intense pain near the eye and sometimes sudden loss of vision. The eye problems were having an impact on my regular life. After the eye examination, my eye doctor concluded that I am suffering from glaucoma due to my ethnic background and my medical history of diabetes. He started me on Brimonidine drops. Initially, the drops helped relieve the pressure from and around my eyes.
The blurring vision was also becoming somewhat normal. The positive effects lasted exactly 6 months. The pain is not that intense anymore, but the blurred vision is back. I am also feeling a bit fatigue, but maybe that is old age. I have read other user’s reviews where they also complained about the drops. I have an appointment with my eye doctor tomorrow and will consult with him on other treatment options. The brimonidine drops have made the pain go away but my vision is nothing near normal. Can anyone else share their insights on this medication? Thanks in advance!
—-Nancy Anjalene
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