Astagraf XL
Generic Tacrolimus (extended-release, once-daily) · extended-release capsule · Rx required · Prevents kidney transplant rejection, once-daily extended-release.
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About Astagraf XL
Astagraf XL is a brand of Tacrolimus (extended-release, once-daily), a transplant medication supplied as extended-release capsule in a 5 mg strength. It is commonly used for prevents kidney transplant rejection, once-daily extended-release.
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Frequently asked questions
Is generic Tacrolimus (extended-release, once-daily) the same as Astagraf XL?
Yes. The FDA requires generics to contain the same active ingredient at the same strength as the brand. Inactive ingredients (binders, dyes) may differ.
How much can I save by choosing the generic?
Currently no FDA-approved generic equivalent exists for Astagraf XL, so the brand and generic prices are similar.
Do I need insurance to get this price?
No. The prices shown on BetterBuyRx are cash prices. Often these beat insurance copays for generics.
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Important safety information
Narrow-therapeutic-index medication
This is a narrow-therapeutic-index medication. Do not switch between brand and generic manufacturers without close monitoring by your prescriber. Small differences in absorption can cause treatment failure or toxicity.
Information for general comparison only. Not medical advice. Confirm with your pharmacist.