Is Suboxone a controlled substance?

Yes, Suboxone is a schedule III controlled substance, which means there can be some limitations to how it is prescribed and dispensed. For example, there may be restrictions on how much you can get and how often you can get a refill.

How does Suboxone work?

Suboxone contains a combination of 2 medications: buprenorphine and naloxone. Buprenorphine blocks other opiates from binding to receptors in the brain to help prevent cravings. Naloxone is added to discourage abuse of Suboxone.

What’s the difference between Suboxone tablets and Suboxone films?

Both forms of Suboxone, sublingual tablet or film, are dissolved under your tongue and both work the same way. The film is available in more doses than the tablet. If you are taking a dose that is available in both formulations, cost and personal preference in taste may be the deciding factor.

What's cheaper — Suboxone tablet or Suboxone film?

Suboxone tablets are generally cheaper than [Suboxone films](https://www.goodrx.com/suboxone-film). The lowest GoodRx price for 14 tablets of generic Suboxone is about $25 compared to about $40 for 14 films.

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