xarelto

Xarelto is a prescription drug prescribed to prevent blood clots associated with DVT, PE, and atrial fibrillation. To find the best price for Xarelto, be sure you've entered in your ZIP code and compare the pharmacy prices below. Remember, we base our Xarelto cost listings on dose and amount, so be sure that the header above reflects your prescription. You can change the dose, amount, and ZIP code at any time by clicking the icon next to them in the header. For an even better discount on Xarelto, take advantage of our coupons. They're free, and they can even be used more than once, just like a savings card. To get a coupon for Xarelto, just click ‘Claim Now’ next to your pharmacy of choice, then select whether you want to print it out or receive it on your mobile device as either a text message or an email. Present the coupon to your pharmacist for the discount to be applied. If you'd like more information about Xarelto, our offers, or other ways to save, see the sections below.

Xarelto is prescribed to prevent or treat deep vein thrombosis or pulmonary embolism. In some cases, it may be prescribed to prevent blood clot and stroke in patients with atrial fibrillation. 

The prescription drug Xarelto is only available as tablets, however, it can come in three different doses: 10mg, 15mg, and 20mg. No matter which dosage you're prescribed, you will usually take one tablet by mouth one time daily with food. Many times, the 10mg dose is prescribed for treatment following surgery and may be prescribed for either less than or more than 30 days. Sometimes, the 15mg dose is prescribed to be taken two times daily for the first 21 days of treatment. Always follow your doctor's instructions and do not alter your dose on your own.

If you need an epidural or spinal anesthesia, tell your doctor or surgeon that you're taking Xarelto in order to avoid a potentially dangerous clot around your spine. Do not suddenly stop taking this medication as it severely increases the likelihood of a blood clot forming. Talk to your doctor immediately or seek medical attention if you experience uncontrolled bleeding. While this medication will not harm a baby while you're pregnant, it may cause dangerously uncontrolled bleeding during childbirth.

You should not use this medication if you have an artificial heart valve, if you are breastfeeding, if you have kidney or liver disease or disorder, or if you're taking certain other medications including antidepressants or other blood thinners.

location pin icon  Set your location   to see prices near you
for xarelto ,    
  • Edit

Searching, please wait . . .

How Optum Perks Prescription Coupons Work

search icon

Search

Search our database to find the
best discounts on thousands of
prescription drugs.
location pin icon

Find

Locate pharmacies nearby so you
always get the best deal where it’s
convenient for you.
money symbol icon

Save

Print, email or text your coupon card
and present it to your pharmacist to
receive your Rx discount.
Rx Coupons accepted at these and other pharmacies

Additional things to know

image of hot air baloon and clouds
  • Where can I use my discount card?
  • I don't have to enroll, do I?
  • Can I use Optum Perks with insurance?
  • Do purchases count towards my deductible?

    • Use your Optum Perks discount card at pharmacies nationwide, from the large chains to small independent pharmacies.

    There is no program or membership to enroll in. Once you receive your card, just show it to your pharmacist and start saving on your prescription medications.

    Our card is not insurance, we simply provide discounts on prescriptions. Since pricing is an ongoing negotiation, please bring both your insurance card and Optum Perks coupon to your pharmacist to see which provides a more cost-effective option for you.

    No. We merely provide discounts through coupons for prescriptions. Any purchases through Optum Perks will not count toward an insurance deductible.