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Paying too much for Synthroid?

See whether SlashedRx can find a legitimate lower-cost way to get your prescription.

What it is
A once-daily tablet that replaces thyroid hormone.
Generic name
levothyroxine sodium
Drug class
Thyroid hormone
Strengths we can price
25 mcg, 50 mcg, 75 mcg, 88 mcg, 100 mcg, 112 mcg, 125 mcg, 150 mcg

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Check your Synthroid price

It is printed on your prescription label, next to the medication name. Type whatever yours says.
Pills, pens or inhalers in one fill — whatever your quantity actually is.
Leave blank if you don’t take this yet — we’ll just show you what it costs.

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Ways people lower the cost of Synthroid

These are the kinds of route SlashedRx searches. Which ones apply depends on your insurance situation, and our search tells you which we actually found for you.

Cash-price pharmacies

Some pharmacies sell at cost plus a fixed margin instead of a negotiated network price. For a lot of medications this beats both retail and a discount card, and you do not need insurance.

Manufacturer savings programs

Many manufacturers publish a savings card for people with commercial insurance. These usually do not apply if any part of your prescription is paid by Medicare, Medicaid or another federal program — which matters a great deal if you are on Medicare.

Patient assistance programs

If you are uninsured or underinsured and meet the income limits, the manufacturer or a foundation may provide the medication at no cost. These take an application and your prescriber taking part.

FDA-approved generics

If the FDA has approved a generic version of Synthroid, we will tell you. Whether it is right for you is a conversation with your prescriber or pharmacist — not something we decide.

Official information about Synthroid

We do not summarize or reinterpret drug labeling. For clinical information, go to the source:

FDA labeling on DailyMed →FDA Orange Book equivalence →

SlashedRx provides medication pricing and savings information and does not provide medical advice. Never change or stop a prescribed medication without speaking with your healthcare professional.