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Is lorazepam a controlled substance?

Yes. Lorazepam is considered a schedule IV controlled substance. Schedule IV means it has a lower potential for abuse and low risk of dependence than schedule II and III controlled substances. However, misuse and abuse of lorazepam can still cause dependence and addiction. 

How long does it take for lorazepam to work?

Lorazepam works relatively quickly; you can expect to feel the effects from it within 1 to 2 hours after taking it.

How long after taking lorazepam can I drink alcohol?

Lorazepam can remain in your body for up to 100 hours. To be completely safe, you should wait for that time to pass before consuming alcohol. 

Can lorazepam cause low blood pressure?

Lorazepam can cause a slight drop in blood pressure, this is most likely due to the relief of anxiety. 

What is the price of Lorazepam without insurance?

Without insurance, Lorazepam can be as high as $25.52 (generic), but with a free BuzzRx prescription discount coupon, you could pay as low as $8.83 for the most common version of this medication. Use the BuzzRx drug price look-up tool to find the lowest discounted price and be sure to enter the correct dosage, form, and quantity for the most accurate pricing. While generics tend to have the best savings, you can also use your BuzzRx card and coupons to purchase brand-name versions. It never hurts to ask your pharmacist to try BuzzRx when filling or refilling any of your prescriptions—whether you have insurance or not. 

What is the price of Lorazepam with insurance?

Ask your pharmacist or insurance provider for your copay price on Lorazepam—Copay amounts vary depending on the type of insurance plan you have and if there is a deductible to reach before prescription drug coverage begins.

You could save up to 80% on your prescription medication with a free BuzzRx discount coupon for Lorazepam. When using the BuzzRx lookup tool to find the price of your medication, be sure to enter the correct dosage, form, and quantity to receive the most accurate discounted pricing. It never hurts to ask your pharmacist to try BuzzRx when filling or refilling any of your prescriptions—whether you have insurance or not.