Medicare Part D covers Cialis, but your out-of-pocket costs depend on your specific plan. Check your plan’s formulary to see where Cialis is classified (tier). This tier determines your copay.
Generally, Cialis is found in higher tiers, meaning higher copays. Brand-name Cialis usually resides in a higher tier than generic tadalafil.
| Tier 1 (Preferred Generic) | Lowest copay |
| Tier 2 (Generic) | Moderate copay |
| Tier 3 (Brand-Name) | Higher copay |
| Tier 4 (Specialty) | Highest copay |
Your plan’s deductible also impacts costs. You’ll pay the full cost of Cialis until you meet your deductible. After meeting your deductible, you’ll pay your copay based on the drug’s tier.
Consider using the Medicare Plan Finder tool to compare plans and their formularies. This helps you find a plan offering the best Cialis coverage for your budget. Explore your options carefully before making a decision. Always consult your doctor or pharmacist for the most accurate and personalized advice.
Remember to check your plan’s specific details, as coverage and cost-sharing can change annually.
