Prescription-strength aspirin, often higher dosage than over-the-counter options, varies significantly in price. Factors influencing cost include your insurance coverage, the pharmacy, and the specific brand prescribed.
Expect to pay anywhere from $4 to $50 for a 30-day supply, without insurance. High-deductible plans might require you to pay the full cost upfront. However, many insurance plans cover prescription aspirin, often reducing the out-of-pocket expense to a small co-pay, typically under $10.
To determine your cost, contact your insurance provider or pharmacy directly. They can provide a precise estimate based on your individual plan and the specific aspirin product. Generic versions are usually more affordable than name-brand options.
Consider using a prescription discount card or exploring manufacturer coupons to potentially lower your expenses. Always compare prices across different pharmacies in your area before purchasing.
