What is the cost of Concerta without insurance?

Answer 1

Approximately $300/18mg 1-a-day pill for a 42-day supply. This drug is Schedule 2, meaning a new prescription must be written every 30 days. Check with your insurance, doctor, and local pharmacy before deciding. Many Insurance companies have a "Brand Name Drug Copayment", meaning you must pay extra for any brand name drugs, including Concerta. No generic version is available currently as there is still a patent on the drug. If price is an issue, research Ritalin and it's generic versions, although these are not 1-per-day drugs.

Answer 2

it depends on the quantity and the strength of the medication and also whether it's a generic or brand name. i did however, find out that the 18 mg (generic) Concerta was more expensive than the 36 mg.

the 18 mg (generic) were ranging from $220-$300 for 30 tablets at the pharmacies in my area. i'm from northern California. the 36 mg were around $180-$250 for 30 tablets.

Answer 3

My 30 day supply of 54mg concerta and 20mg Ritalin was a total of $25 with insurance. I'm not sure what the break down of each was. Hope that is at least a little helpful.

Answer 4

182,62 $ for 30pills on a farmacy.

8- 13$ per pill on street.

Answer 5

It ranges from $80.00 to $130.00 for 36mg...

Answer 6

18 mg would go as 1 dollar per pill

Answer 7

150.00 at CVS. 174.00 at Walgreens