What is the typical out-of-pocket cost of Eliquis at CVS?
CVS pricing for Eliquis (apixaban) can vary a lot depending on the specific strength (e.g., 2.5 mg vs 5 mg), number of tablets, whether you use CVS Caremark insurance, and whether you qualify for any manufacturer or pharmacy discounts. Without your exact prescription details and whether you have insurance, there isn’t one reliable “CVS price” for everyone.
How can I check the exact Eliquis price at your CVS?
The fastest way is to price it directly in CVS’ system. Enter:
- the exact Eliquis strength (and dose instructions)
- your quantity (or days’ supply)
- whether you’ll pay with insurance or cash/self-pay
If you share your strength (2.5 mg or 5 mg), whether it’s 30-day or 90-day supply, and your zip code (or whether you have insurance through CVS Caremark), I can help you narrow down what to look for.
Does using insurance (CVS Caremark) usually lower Eliquis cost?
Yes—Eliquis often prices differently for insured vs cash customers. Your actual price depends on your plan’s formulary tier, deductible status, and copay/coinsurance. Even two people with “insurance” can see different CVS prices.
Are there Eliquis savings options at CVS?
CVS may let you use certain savings programs depending on eligibility. Common options include:
- manufacturer discount cards (if applicable)
- plan-based copays through insurance
- patient assistance programs for eligible patients
If you tell me whether you want to pay cash or use insurance (and your Eliquis strength), I can point you to the most relevant savings route to check at CVS.
Quick questions to get an accurate CVS number
Reply with:
1) Eliquis strength (2.5 mg or 5 mg)
2) quantity/days supply (e.g., 60 tablets for 30 days, or 180 tablets for 90 days)
3) do you have insurance at CVS (yes/no; if yes, CVS Caremark or other)?
4) your zip code
With those, I can help you find the specific price you should expect to see at CVS.