Econazole FAQs
How much does Econazole cost without insurance?
On average, the price for Econazole is $235.92, but this price may vary by brand. With a SingleCare coupon for Econazole, Econazole costs $22.74 per 1, 85gm of 1% tube of cream.
How much does Econazole cost with insurance?
Econazole may or may not be covered by prescription drug insurance depending on the brand, and the copay price of Econazole will vary. With SingleCare, however, the Econazole price is $22.74. Ask your pharmacist to compare your copay cost with your savings using a Econazole coupon. You might save more money with SingleCare.
Does Medicare cover Econazole and how much does it cost?
Econazole is usually not covered by Medicare Advantage nor Medicare Part D prescription drug plans. One option for Medicare patients is a SingleCare savings card. The cost of Econazole with a SingleCare discount card is $22.74.
What is the brand name of Econazole?
As a prescription drug, Econazole is sold in both generic and brand-name forms. The best-known prescription brand in the U.S. is Spectazole from Merz Pharmaceuticals. Generic alternatives are sold as econazole nitrate cream, from Taro, Perrigo, Fougera, and others. You can search for all these medications on the SingleCare website for more information and savings coupons.
What is Econazole?
Econazole treats fungal infections of the foot (athlete's foot), body, and groin (jock itch). Econazole also treats ringworm and tinea versicolor, a fungal infection that changes the pigmentation of the skin. Econazole belongs to a class of medications called azole antifungals, which stop the growth of fungus but don't kill it. Azole antifungals depend on the normal shedding of skin to eliminate the yeast still living in the skin.
Econazole is applied as a cream and is always topical. Econazole is applied to the infected area once a day depending on the medication. Patients should begin to see symptom relief in one or two days.
What are the side effects of Econazole?
The most common side effects of Econazole include itching, stinging, dry skin, tenderness, redness, swelling, peeling, and other site reactions. This is not a complete list of side effects. Consult with your doctor or pharmacist if you have concerns or questions about possible side effects of Econazole.
