i have cigna insurance.my insurance might cover part or all of the cost for viagra pills.under miscellanious,in the cigna website,it has these names listed,is any of these other medications a type of viagra(other than viagra)is it the ones with(pa) on the side of the name?

MISCELLANEOUS:
allopurinol
amylase/lipase/protease
azathioprine
balsalazide
cabergoline (QL)
calcitriol
desmopressin
folic acid
leucovorin
methotrexate
mycophenolate
naltrexone (QL)
tizanidine
zaleplon
Ambien CR
Asacol
Asacol HD
Canasa
Cellcept
Colazal
Dipentum
Epipen (QL)
Epipen Jr. (QL)
Fosrenol
Lialda
Megace ES
Pentasa
Prefera-OB
Pulmozyme (PA)
Renvela
Revatio (PA)
Spiriva
Synarel (PA, QL)
Thalomid
Trexall
Tussionex
Viagra (PA)
Zemplar
Adrenaclick
Ambien
Apriso
Arava (PA)
Coartem (QL)
Edluar (ST)
Lariam (PA, QL)
Malarone (PA)
Nimotop
Nuvigil
Orap
Phoslo
Priftin
Provigil
Sonata
Sucraid

Answer by Barb M
None of the rest of them are (other than Viagra). These are probably the medications that are on the formulary (allowed list) for your insurance.

Answer by raymond m
No. Viagra is the only one. I’m not sure what the PA means, but it is probably the only ED oral medication covered. You know there are several oral ED treatments and my guess is that Viagra is the preferred one, meaning it will have the lowest co-pay and if the Dr. writes for another med, they will substitute Viagra for it. Call the insurance co to make sure. They will typically only allow 6-8 tablets a month.

Answer by Ramon C
Viagra is very expensive for the insurance to pay for. Try Cialis or Levitra and see what they cover. They all work about the same. But Levitra is the only one that does not give me severe headaches. Best of luck.