Naltrexone pill cost?

Prices for naltrexone pills vary a lot by country, pharmacy, dose, and whether you’re using brand or generic. Here’s a typical US snapshot:

- Generic naltrexone 50 mg tablets (the common daily dose): cash price for a 30‑day supply is roughly $60–$150 total, i.e., about $2–$5 per tablet. With insurance or discount cards, copays can be much lower (often in the $5–$40 range for a 30‑day supply).
- Brand-name (ReVia) tablets: usually more expensive than generic; exact price depends on pharmacy and insurance.
- Naltrexone injectable (Vivitrol, monthly): much more expensive, often around $1,000–$1,900 per month before insurance.

Ways to save:
- Use generic when possible
- Check discount programs (GoodRx, SingleCare) or insurer-specific coupons
- Ask your pharmacist or prescriber about a 90‑day supply or mail‑order options
- Check for patient assistance programs or insurance coverage through your plan

If you tell me your country and whether you want insured vs. cash price, I can tailor a more precise estimate. Also, let me know the exact dose you’re considering (usually 50 mg once daily for adults) and I can estimate monthly cost.