Levaquin, or Levofloxacin, is used in Cancer patients to treat severe bacterial infections. Levaquin is a synthetic chemotherapeutic agent and is known to interact with a number of other drugs in addition to many herbal and natural supplements. Be sure to let your doctor know of any medications before taking Levaquin that you are taking to ensure that Levaquin will not interact with your other medications. These interactions can increase the risk of toxins in the heart, abnormal heart rhythms and increased susceptibility of bleeding.

Looking for a discount or cheap Levaquin? The average retail price for ten 500 MG capsules of Levaquin is $158.61, but your Savings Drug Card can help you get it at $124.64. That is a savings of more than $30 at no additional cost to you!

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