Recedo Coupons & Prices

Recedo FAQs

How much does Recedo cost without insurance?

Usually the retail price of Recedo, without insurance coverage, is around $184.51 for 1, 20gm tube of gel or sometimes more. SingleCare can help you to save on this total with a Recedo coupon. Pay just $80.23 for 1, 28gm tube of gel for your Recedo topical gel refill when you use SingleCare's Recedo coupon at participating drugstores like Harris Teeter, Walgreens, and Duane Reade.

How much does Recedo cost with insurance?

The insured cost of Recedo may vary based on the type of insurance coverage plan you have. Contact your insurance provider directly to find out exactly how much Recedo costs under your current insurance plan.

SingleCare can help you to easily save on your Recedo purchases. Pay only $80.23 for 1, 28gm tube of gel for your Recedo purchase when you use SingleCare's Recedo copay card.

Does Medicare cover Recedo and how much does it cost?

Medicare currently does not provide any coverage for Recedo. Due to this lack of coverage, you may end up paying as much as $184.51 for 1, 20gm tube of gel for Recedo, if not more. Use SingleCare's Recedo discount card at participating pharmacies and pay only $80.23 for 1, 28gm tube of gel for your Recedo prescription.

Is there a generic of Recedo?

Recedo is a brand-name prescription gel; there is no generic alternative available.

What is Recedo?

Recedo is a topical silicone gel medication used to treat and minimize the appearance of scars. When applied, this gel dries quickly and forms a clear protective silicone sheet over the affected area of your body. This protective layer is waterproof, breathable, and flexible. Recedo helps to soften, flatten, and smooth scars. It also relieves discomfort and itching caused by scarring. It is usually used along with other medications to help wounds heal quickly.

When using Recedo, you should always ensure that the area is clean and dry. This medication is usually applied twice daily in a thin layer until fully dry. The application of this gel is not complete until it is dry. If it has not dried after four to five minutes, you may have probably applied too much. In this case, you can remove the excess and allow drying to continue.

Treatment with Recedo usually lasts around 60 to 90 days. It takes around 90 days or more for older and larger scars to improve. Check with your doctor to find out if extended use is recommended for you.

What are the side effects of Recedo?

There are no known side effects involved with using Recedo. In rare cases, there may be possible allergic reactions due to the use of this gel. If you experience skin irritation, swelling, trouble breathing, or dizziness you should contact your doctor right away.

This is not a complete list of side effects so others not listed here may also occur when using this medication. Contact your doctor for more information on Recedo before you start treatment.