How much is phentermine out of pocket?

There isn’t a single price. The out-of-pocket cost for phentermine varies a lot depending on your location, whether you’re insured, your plan’s formulary, the dosage, and whether you get the generic or a brand-name product.

General ranges (in the United States):
- With insurance (generic phentermine): often $0–$25 copay per 30-day supply.
- With insurance (brand-name or non-covered): typically higher, sometimes $30–$80+.
- Without insurance (cash price for generic): roughly $10–$60 for a 30-day supply (depends on dose: 15 mg or 37.5 mg).
- Brand-name (e.g., Adipex-P): usually higher, roughly $60–$150+ for 30 days.
- Discount programs (GoodRx, other coupons): often bring generic prices down to about $5–$25.

Tips to get a precise amount:
- Check your exact dose and quantity (e.g., 15 mg vs 37.5 mg; 30-day supply).
- Ask your pharmacist for the cash price and for a generic option.
- Use a price comparison tool like GoodRx to see current prices at nearby pharmacies.
- Ask your prescriber if a generic version is acceptable (often it is) to reduce cost.
- If you have insurance, contact your plan or check the formulary to confirm coverage and any required prior authorization.

If you share your country, your insurance plan (or lack thereof), and the dose you’re prescribed, I can give a more specific estimate.