Can't find Treximet at your pharmacy? Here are the best tools and tips to locate Treximet in stock near you in 2026, including Medfinder and more.
When a migraine hits, the last thing you want to deal with is a wild goose chase to find your medication. But if you've been prescribed Treximet (Sumatriptan/Naproxen Sodium), you may have already discovered that not every pharmacy carries it.
Treximet is a combination migraine medication that pairs a triptan with an NSAID in one tablet. It's effective, but because it's a niche product with a higher price tag, many pharmacies simply don't keep it on their shelves. The good news? There are practical ways to find it. Here are three tips that work.
Instead of calling pharmacy after pharmacy, use Medfinder to search for Treximet availability in your area. Medfinder shows you which pharmacies near you have medications in stock, saving you time when you need relief fast.
Here's how to use it:
This is especially helpful for combination medications like Treximet that aren't stocked everywhere. You can also check out our detailed walkthrough on how to check if a pharmacy has Treximet in stock.
Big chain pharmacies like CVS and Walgreens tend to stock only the most commonly prescribed medications. If Treximet isn't one of them in your area, it may not be on their shelves.
Independent pharmacies are often more flexible. They're more willing to:
Call ahead and ask: "Can you order Sumatriptan/Naproxen Sodium 85/500 mg tablets if you don't have them in stock?" Most independent pharmacies can get it within 1 to 2 business days.
Pharmacies receive shipments from wholesalers on specific days — usually early in the week. If you can plan ahead, try these strategies:
Planning ahead is especially important for a medication like Treximet that may need to be specially ordered.
If local pharmacies keep coming up empty, you have several backup options:
Currax Pharmaceuticals sells Treximet directly through treximet.com. You can get the authorized generic for $75 or less for 9 tablets, or brand-name for $99 or less, with free shipping included. You'll need a valid prescription.
Treximet combines Sumatriptan and Naproxen Sodium into one pill. Your doctor may be comfortable prescribing them as two separate medications — Sumatriptan (generic Imitrex) and over-the-counter Naproxen Sodium (Aleve). This is much cheaper and easier to find, though you'll be taking two pills instead of one.
If Treximet availability continues to be a problem, talk to your doctor about alternatives like Rizatriptan (Maxalt), Eletriptan (Relpax), or Ubrogepant (Ubrelvy). We cover the options in our guide to alternatives to Treximet.
Sometimes a pharmacy won't stock a drug because patients can't afford it and prescriptions go unfilled. If you show up with a coupon from GoodRx or SingleCare that brings the generic price down to around $130 for 9 tablets, the pharmacy may be more motivated to order it. See our article on saving money on Treximet for more details.
Treximet is a proven migraine treatment, but finding it takes a little extra effort. Your best bet is to start with Medfinder to check local availability, try independent pharmacies, and plan your refills ahead of time. If all else fails, the manufacturer's direct ordering option at treximet.com is a reliable fallback.
For more background on why this medication is hard to find, read our explainer: Why is Treximet so hard to find?
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