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How much does Rosuvastatin cost?

Rosuvastatin cost can vary by generic or brand, strength, quantity, pharmacy network, and insurance status. Generic rosuvastatin often costs less than brand Crestor, but your plan rules still matter.

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How Much Does Rosuvastatin Cost?

  • Ask your prescriber if generic rosuvastatin is right for you.
  • Ask whether a 90 day supply fits your treatment plan.
  • Compare coupon options before each refill.
  • Check whether your insurance prefers a certain statin.
  • Ask about a manufacturer copay card if you use brand Crestor.
  • Ask the drug maker about patient assistance programs if cost blocks access.

Is Rosuvastatin available over the counter?

Rosuvastatin is prescription only. A prescription is required before a pharmacy can dispense it.

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What is Rosuvastatin?

Rosuvastatin helps lower LDL cholesterol, often called bad cholesterol. It can also help lower triglycerides and raise HDL cholesterol for some people.

It is a statin, which means it helps your liver make less cholesterol. It is used with food choices, movement, and other care set by your clinician.

How it works

Rosuvastatin cost can vary by generic or brand, strength, quantity, pharmacy network, and insurance status. Generic rosuvastatin often costs less than brand Crestor, but your plan rules still matter.

A coupon can help compare local savings options before you fill. It may be useful if you pay cash, have a high deductible, or face a coverage gap.

Dosage information

Rosuvastatin is often taken once daily, with common adult doses ranging from 5 mg to 40 mg. Your doctor sets your dose based on cholesterol levels, health history, other medicines, and side effect risk.

Side effects

  • Muscle aches or weakness.
  • Headache.
  • Nausea.
  • Stomach pain.
  • Constipation.
  • Joint pain.

Call your clinician quickly for severe muscle pain, dark urine, yellow skin, unusual tiredness, or signs of an allergic reaction.

Drug interactions

  • Tell your clinician about cyclosporine, gemfibrozil, antivirals, and blood thinners like warfarin.
  • Some antacids can lower rosuvastatin absorption if taken too close together.
  • Do not use rosuvastatin during pregnancy or breastfeeding unless your clinician gives specific instructions.
  • People with active liver disease may need a different cholesterol plan.
  • Heavy alcohol use can raise liver risk and should be discussed with your clinician.

Blood test monitoring

Rosuvastatin cost can vary by generic or brand, strength, quantity, pharmacy network, and insurance status. Generic rosuvastatin often costs less than brand Crestor, but your plan rules still matter.

A coupon can help compare local savings options before you fill. It may be useful if you pay cash, have a high deductible, or face a coverage gap.

Related blood tests

Lipid Panel

  • Reveal your cholesterol levels effortlessly
  • Assess your heart health comprehensively
  • Pinpoint risks for heart disease early
$64

Lipid Panel with Ratios

  • Reveal your cholesterol levels effortlessly
  • Assess your heart health comprehensively
  • Highlight areas for cardiovascular improvement
$66

Triglycerides

  • Reveal the reasons behind your weight gain
  • Assess your cardiovascular health comprehensively
  • Highlight areas for health improvement
$113

Frequently asked questions

Enter your details and Rite Aid will look for rosuvastatin coupon options in your area. You will get an email alert when a savings option is available.

Cost can change based on strength, quantity, generic status, insurance rules, and pharmacy network. A coupon may help if your cash price or deductible feels too high.

Generic rosuvastatin often costs less than brand Crestor. Your final cost still depends on your insurance, pharmacy, quantity, and available savings options.

Some people compare coupon savings with their insurance copay. You usually cannot combine a coupon with insurance for the same fill.

No, rosuvastatin is not available over the counter. It is prescription only, and a pharmacy needs a valid prescription to dispense it.

Rosuvastatin is used to lower LDL cholesterol and triglycerides. It may also raise HDL cholesterol and lower heart risk for certain people.

Rosuvastatin is usually taken once daily. Take it exactly as your clinician prescribed, and ask before changing your dose.

Common side effects include muscle aches, headache, nausea, stomach pain, constipation, and joint pain. Tell your clinician if side effects bother you or do not go away.

Your clinician may check cholesterol levels to see how well rosuvastatin works. They may also check liver enzymes, such as ALT, if symptoms or risk factors are present.

Tell your clinician about all medicines and supplements before starting rosuvastatin. Ask about alcohol use, pregnancy plans, breastfeeding, and any history of liver disease.

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