Cialis for women (specifically, the use of tadalafil for conditions like Female Sexual Dysfunction) isn’t currently FDA-approved, therefore insurance coverage is highly unlikely. Expect to pay the full cost out-of-pocket.
The price varies greatly depending on dosage, pharmacy, and location. Generic tadalafil, if available, will likely be cheaper than brand-name Cialis. Check online pharmacies and local pharmacies for price comparisons. Be sure to verify the legitimacy of online pharmacies before making a purchase.
Consider using a prescription discount card or coupon to potentially lower the cost. Many pharmacies offer these programs, and some online resources provide coupons for medications.
If you have concerns about the cost, discuss treatment options and potential financial assistance programs with your doctor. They may be able to suggest alternative therapies or resources to help manage expenses.
