BUPROPION HYDROCHLORIDE SR 200 mg Tablet, Film Coated, Extended Release
Also known as Bupropion Hydrochloride. Coverage in Wisconsin (CMS PDP Region 16).
10 of 10 stand-alone Part D plans in Wisconsin cover this drug on tier 2–3.
Lowest 30-day cost $7.00 at a preferred pharmacy. 8 of 10 plans apply a prior authorization, step therapy or quantity limit.
88 Medicare Advantage plans in WI do cover it
Medicare Advantage plans carry their own formularies, separate from stand-alone Part D. A patient on an MA-PD plan may have coverage even where no PDP lists the drug. WI: 88 plans.
Every plan that covers it
| Plan | Tier | 30-day preferred | 90-day mail | Unit cost | Est. 30-day fill | Restrictions |
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| AARP Medicare Rx Saver from UHC (PDP)$0.00/mo premium · $615.00 deductible | 2Generic | $7.00 | $21.00 | $0.1929 | — | None |
| SilverScript Choice (PDP)$26.70/mo premium · $615.00 deductible | 2Generic | $10.00 | $30.00 | $0.2280 | $1.376 units |
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| AARP Medicare Rx Preferred from UHC (PDP)$113.90/mo premium · $130.00 deductible | 2Generic | $10.00 | $0.00 | $0.2848 | — | None |
| Wellcare Classic (PDP)$0.00/mo premium · $615.00 deductible | 3Preferred Brand | 25% | 25% | $0.5418 | $3.256 units |
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| Wellcare Value Script (PDP)$0.00/mo premium · $615.00 deductible | 3Preferred Brand | 25% | 25% | $0.5377 | $3.236 units |
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| HealthSpring Assurance Rx (PDP)$0.00/mo premium · $615.00 deductible | 3Preferred Brand | 25% | 25% | $0.3092 | $1.866 units |
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| Humana Basic Rx Plan (PDP)$0.00/mo premium · $615.00 deductible | 3Preferred Brand | 25% | 20% | $0.1829 | $1.106 units |
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| Humana Value Rx Plan (PDP)$0.00/mo premium · $601.00 deductible | 3Preferred Brand | 20% | 15% | $0.1854 | $1.116 units |
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| HealthSpring Extra Rx (PDP)$56.30/mo premium · $615.00 deductible | 3Preferred Brand | 17% | 17% | $0.5305 | $3.186 units |
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| Humana Premier Rx Plan (PDP)$110.60/mo premium · $0.00 deductible | 3Preferred Brand | $45.00 | $125.00 | $0.1815 | $1.096 units |
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Cost-sharing is the initial coverage phase at a preferred pharmacy; a percentage is coinsurance of the plan’s negotiated price, and the deductible may apply first. CMS publishes a negotiated price per unit, so the 30-day fill is shown only where the plan’s own quantity limit supplies the quantity.