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How Much Do Blood Thinners Cost Without Insurance in 2024?

Alyssa Corso
Alyssa Corso1 Jan 2024
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Eliquis, Xarelto, and Warfarin are some of the most popular blood thinner medications. The average retail price for a monthly supply of Eliquis or Xarelto is around $550. Warfarin is a generic medication and has an average cost of $19. This article will look at the breakdown of these blood thinners, what each cost, and explain the most popular ones. 

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The Cost for Blood Thinners

Below is a chart for the most commonly used blood thinner medications, Warfarin, Eliquis, and Xarelto. Warfarin is a generic medication, which is why it’s a lot more affordable when compared to Eliquis and Xarelto, which are brand-name prescriptions. The chart also includes the cost for other commonly used blood thinner medications, such as Heparin, Enoxaparin, and Savaysa.

Average Cost of Blood Thinners

The average cost for blood thinners ranges between $14.16 and $556.15.

Drug name

Average retail price

Warfarin

$18.59

Eliquis

$556.15

Xarelto

$553.65

Heparin Sodium

$30.40

Enoxaparin Sodium

$14.16

Sevaysa

$407.38

The Cost for Blood Thinners Using MiraRx

If using MiraRx, blood thinners cost between $8.30 and $499.

Drug Name

Price Using MiraRx

Warfarin

$8.30

Eliquis

$499

Xarelto

$493

Heparin Sodium

$32

Enoxaparin Sodium

$102

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Alyssa Corso

Alyssa is a Senior Marketing Associate & Content Writer at Mira. She is passionate about educating others on how to affordably access healthcare.

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