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Is Suboxone more expensive than methadone?

Is Suboxone more expensive than methadone?

Cost and insurance Overall, both brand-name Suboxone and generic buprenorphine/naloxone are more expensive than methadone.

How much does methadone cost per pill?

The cost for methadone oral tablet 10 mg is around $21 for a supply of 100, depending on the pharmacy you visit….Oral Tablet.

Quantity Per unit Price
100 (10 x 10 each) $0.21 $21.02

Is methadone cheaper than buprenorphine?

Conclusion: Despite the higher cost of medication, buprenorphine treatment was no more expensive than methadone treatment.

Does Subutex cost more than Suboxone?

Subutex is much cheaper since it has gone generic. The generic name is buprenorphine. The difference between Subutex and Suboxone is that Suboxone contains naloxone and Subutex does not contain naloxone. Suboxone is recommended over Subutex because the naloxone discourages IV abuse of Suboxone.

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Does the government pay for methadone?

Methadone may be fully covered or offered on a sliding scale. Methadone clinics that fully or partially cover the cost of methadone treatment for patients are often subsidized by local, state, or federal funding. The majority of free clinics in the United States are operated by private, non-profit agencies.

Which pharmaceutical companies make methadone?

Today a number of pharmaceutical companies produce and distribute methadone. However, the major producer remains Mallinckrodt….

Methadone
6-(Dimethylamino)-4,4-diphenylheptan-3-one
Identifiers
CAS number 76-99-3
ATC code N02AC52 N07BC02, R05DA06

Will my doctor prescribe me Suboxone?

The new rule means nearly all doctors can prescribe buprenorphine, also called by brand name Suboxone. Previously, most doctors had to seek a special waiver and have an eight hour training to be approved to do so and now physicians can prescribe regardless of if they get that training.

How much is a month supply of Suboxone?

A one-month supply of brand-name Suboxone could cost between $166-$570 while the generic version buprenorphine-naloxone could cost between $60-$200.