Advair is an inhaled asthma medication that combines two effective drugs; Salmeterol and Flovent into one inhaler. The Salmeterol (marketed commercially as Serevent) is a long acting bronchodilator that helps prevent bronchospasm, while the Flovent is a corticosteroid that suppresses the overactive immune response that triggers asthma attacks. The Advair inhaler is sold in different dosage amounts and is used in accordance with the prescribing doctor's instructions. Advair is an effective asthma medication, but it can be expensive. Fortunately, there are coupons available for free Advair the first time a prescription is filled and reduced-price prescriptions for up to a year.
Step 1
Go to www.Advair.com and select the Savings and Offers for ADVAIR button on the left side of the screen.
Step 2
If this is your first prescription for Advair, prescribed either for asthma or for COPD, click on the appropriate button to print a coupon for a free 30-day supply of Advair. Note that there are some eligibility restrictions, primarily related to prohibiting you from submitting the prescription for reimbursement under any insurance program after you've received it free. This is a one-time-only coupon.
Step 3
If you are already taking Advair, click on the appropriate button to print a coupon for reduced-price Advair. This coupon covers up to $50 of your out-of-pocket cost for the product after you've paid the first $10, and does not prohibit using your insurance to pay what it will for the prescription. Thus, if your co-pay is between $10 and $60, you will pay $10; it the co-pay exceeds $60, you'll also be responsible for that excess. This reduced-price coupon can be used up to 12 times.