How much does lamictal cost?

Lamictal price varies a lot by country, dose, formulation, and whether you use the brand-name product or a generic. If you’re in the US:

- Brand-name Lamictal (lamotrigine): usually around several hundred dollars per month (roughly $200–$600 for a typical 30‑day supply, depending on dose).
- Generic lamotrigine: typically much cheaper, often around $4–$40 per month with a standard prescription, coupon, or insurance copay. Some plans may be lower or higher depending on the dose and pharmacy.

If you have insurance, your copay can be much less (sometimes $0–$25 for a 30‑day supply). If you’re paying out of pocket, you can often save using discount programs (eg, GoodRx) or by asking your pharmacist about generic substitutions.

If you’d like a more exact figure, tell me:
- Your country
- The exact dose and formulation (e.g., 100 mg tablets, 25 mg tablets, extended-release, etc.)
- Your monthly quantity
- Whether you have insurance (and the plan) or if you want a coupon-based price for a specific pharmacy or ZIP code.