Xofluza 80 Mg Dose Pack can cost over $200 without insurance. Learn how to save with coupons, discount cards, and patient assistance programs in 2026.
Xofluza 80 Mg Dose Pack (Baloxavir Marboxil) is one of the most convenient flu treatments available. One dose, and you're done. But if you've seen the price tag without insurance — $200 to $280 for a single dose — you might be wondering if there's a more affordable way to get it.
The good news is that there are several ways to significantly reduce what you pay for Xofluza. In some cases, you can bring the cost down to as little as $35. Here's everything you need to know about saving money on Xofluza 80 Mg Dose Pack in 2026.
Let's start with the numbers. The retail (cash) price for Xofluza 80 Mg Dose Pack varies by pharmacy, but here's what you can expect to pay without insurance:
These prices are for the brand-name medication. There is no generic version of Xofluza available as of 2026, which is the main reason it costs so much more than other flu antivirals like generic Oseltamivir (Tamiflu), which costs $20 to $50.
The easiest way to save on Xofluza without insurance is to use a free prescription discount card or coupon. These programs negotiate lower prices with pharmacies and are free for patients to use.
GoodRx offers coupons that can reduce the price of Xofluza 80 Mg Dose Pack to approximately $166 at participating pharmacies. Simply search for "Xofluza" on GoodRx, select your dose and pharmacy, and show the coupon to your pharmacist.
SingleCare offers savings on Xofluza with prices starting around $167 for the 40 mg tablet therapy pack. Prices for the 80 mg dose pack may vary. You can download the coupon at singlecare.com and present it at the pharmacy.
Several other discount card programs also offer savings on Xofluza:
Prices vary between programs and pharmacies, so it's worth checking a few to find the best deal. These coupons cannot be combined with insurance — you use one or the other at the pharmacy counter.
Genentech, the maker of Xofluza, offers two major savings programs that can dramatically reduce your cost:
If you have commercial health insurance (not Medicare, Medicaid, or other government insurance), the Xofluza copay card can reduce your out-of-pocket cost to as little as $35 per prescription. The card provides up to $70 off your copay at most pharmacies.
How to get it:
At Alto Pharmacy and Amazon Pharmacy, the manufacturer coupon is automatically applied to eligible orders — no need to present a physical card.
In October 2025, Genentech launched a game-changing program for patients who don't have insurance, have limited coverage, or whose plans don't cover Xofluza:
To use this program, simply ask your doctor to send your Xofluza prescription to one of these participating pharmacies. No enrollment or application is required.
If you're experiencing financial hardship, additional help may be available:
Genentech offers patient assistance for eligible uninsured and underinsured patients who cannot afford their medications. Contact the Genentech patient resource center at 1-877-GENENTECH (1-877-436-3683), Monday through Friday, 6 AM to 5 PM PT, to learn about eligibility and apply.
NeedyMeds (needymeds.org) maintains a database of patient assistance programs and can help connect you with programs specific to Xofluza and other medications.
RxAssist (rxassist.org) is another free resource that helps patients find assistance programs for prescription medications.
Sometimes the 40 mg tablets may be priced differently than the 80 mg dose pack. Ask your pharmacist to compare prices. In some cases, your doctor can prescribe two 40 mg tablets (which equals the 80 mg dose) if the pricing or availability works out better.
If the cost of Xofluza is simply too high, even with savings programs, talk to your doctor about switching to generic Oseltamivir. A full 5-day course costs approximately $20 to $50 with a coupon card. It requires taking pills twice a day for five days instead of a single dose, but it's an effective and affordable flu treatment. Read more in our alternatives guide.
Before assuming you need a coupon, check whether your insurance covers Xofluza. Many commercial plans do, though some may require:
Call the number on the back of your insurance card or check your plan's formulary to find out. If your plan covers Xofluza, your copay may be much lower than the retail price — and the manufacturer copay card can reduce it even further.
Prices for Xofluza vary significantly between pharmacies — sometimes by $50 or more. Use Medfinder to find pharmacies with Xofluza in stock, and use GoodRx or SingleCare to compare prices across those pharmacies.
Xofluza 80 Mg Dose Pack doesn't have to cost $200 or more. With the right savings tools, you can reduce your out-of-pocket cost to as little as $35 with insurance or $50 without insurance through Genentech's programs. Free coupon cards from GoodRx and SingleCare can bring the price down to around $166 even without any special programs.
The key is knowing your options before you get to the pharmacy. Download a copay card, bookmark a coupon site, and ask your doctor about the Direct-to-Patient program — so when the flu hits, you're ready to get treated without breaking the bank.
For more tips on finding Xofluza in stock, visit our guide on how to find Xofluza 80 Mg Dose Pack near you. And for a complete overview of this medication, see what is Xofluza 80 Mg Dose Pack.
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