Frontline Plus Cost in Connecticut
Compare Frontline Plus (fipronil/methoprene) prices at Connecticut pharmacies. Used for flea and tick prevention in dog and cat — save up to 27% vs vet office prices without insurance.
Vet Office vs Pharmacy in Connecticut
Vet Office Price
$48
Average price when purchased directly from your veterinarian's office in Connecticut.
Pharmacy Price
$35
Average cash price at Connecticut pharmacies in the Script Unlock network — save up to 27% vs the vet.
Prices reflect Connecticut pharmacy averages. Actual prices vary — compare live bids to find the best rate near you.
About Frontline Plus in Connecticut
Drug Class
Topical antiparasitic (spot-on)
Used For
flea and tick prevention
Species
dog and cat
Generic Name
fipronil/methoprene
Prescription Required
No prescription required at participating pharmacies.
Find Frontline Plus at Connecticut Pharmacies
920 Licensed Pharmacies in Connecticut
Pharmacies in Connecticut can legally fill veterinary prescriptions for Frontline Plus. Average Connecticut savings: 58% vs retail.
Top cities: Bridgeport, New Haven, Stamford, Hartford, Waterbury. Script Unlock lets you compare bids from independent and chain pharmacies across Connecticut — no insurance required.
Compare Frontline Plus Prices in ConnecticutConnecticut Prescription Assistance Programs
ConnPACE (Connecticut Pharmaceutical Assistance Contract to the Elderly)
Was a state-funded program covering a portion of prescription drug costs for eligible elderly and disabled residents.
Eligibility: PROGRAM DISCONTINUED: ConnPACE was discontinued in 2012 following Medicare Part D implementation. Former participants are directed to Medicare Extra Help and HUSKY Health (Connecticut Medicaid).
HUSKY Health (Connecticut Medicaid)
Prescription drug coverage through Connecticut's Medicaid and CHIP programs.
Eligibility: Low-income children, adults, pregnant women, and seniors meeting income and residency requirements.
Frontline Plus FAQs for Connecticut Pet Owners
Does Frontline Plus require a prescription?
No — Frontline Plus is available OTC. Compare prices through Script Unlock pharmacies versus big-box stores for the best cash price.
Does Frontline still work against ticks?
Frontline Plus is effective against fleas, flea eggs, and ticks. Some regions have reported resistance. Your vet can advise if switching to isoxazolines (NexGard, Bravecto) is warranted.
How much does Frontline Plus cost at a pharmacy vs a vet?
OTC pharmacies and Script Unlock network pharmacies typically offer Frontline 20–35% cheaper than veterinary clinics.
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