Sklice Coupons & Prices

Sklice FAQs

How much does Sklice cost without insurance?

Use a free SingleCare discount card and pay as little as $152.14. We'll send you a copy of your card in the mail, but you can also print the coupons above or simply scan your app at a participating pharmacy. You can use and reuse your Sklice coupon to save on the cost of your prescription every time you pick up a refill.

How much does Sklice cost with insurance?

Your Sklice copay with insurance is based on your insurance plan coverage and will need to be calculated by a pharmacist or your insurance company. If your SingleCare Sklice discount card is used, you can pay as little as $152.14 to fill your prescription. This price may actually be cheaper than your insurance. Visit a participating pharmacy to redeem your SingleCare savings on prescription and over-the-counter medicines.

Does Medicare cover Sklice and how much does it cost?

Medicare typically does not cover Sklice. If you are interested in receiving a prescription discount on Sklice, use SingleCare's Sklice coupon to pay $152.14. Your SingleCare savings card can provide greater savings than Medicare. Talk to your pharmacist about using your discount card to receive a prescription discount on Sklice and other prescription medications.

Is there a generic of Sklice?

Sklice is a brand-name drug and ivermectin is the active ingredient. A cheaper, generic version of Sklice has not been approved by the FDA yet.

What is Sklice?

Sklice is a topical lotion that's used to treat head lice in children six months old or older. It is applied directly to dry hair and the scalp and rinsed off after 10 minutes. Shampoo and conditioner can be used 24 hours after using Sklice. Sklice causes paralysis and death of head lice.

What doses of Sklice are available?

Sklice is available as a single-use topical 0.5% lotion in a 117 gram bottle. Sklice should be applied to dry hair for 10 minutes. After leaving Sklice on your scalp, you should rinse your hair with water.

If you are applying this lice treatment to a child or another person, a healthcare professional will be able to provide medical advice and specific instructions for application.

Talk to your doctor before using Sklice to know if this treatment is right for your condition.

What are the side effects of Sklice?

Side effects of Sklice may include pinkeye or eye irritation, dandruff, and skin burning or dryness. Since this is not a full list of side effects, you should talk to your doctor to receive medical advice if you experience these or other side effects.