Entresto sprinkle cost?

Costs can vary a lot by country, dosage, and insurance. A few points to help:

- Entresto Sprinkle is not a separate generic drug; it’s the same sacubitril/valsartan in a sprinkle/open-and-dispense form used for people who have trouble swallowing pills. There isn’t a generic version widely available yet (in the U.S. as of now).
- In the U.S., a 30-day supply of Entresto (brand-name) typically costs several hundred dollars without insurance. Rough ballpark: around $500–$900 depending on the exact dose and pharmacy. With insurance, your copay could range from $0 up to roughly $60 or more per month, but this varies a lot.
- Prices at the pharmacy and the availability of savings programs can dramatically affect out-of-pocket cost.

Ways to check your exact price:
- Call or check online with your local pharmacy for the cash price.
- Use a price-comparison tool like GoodRx to estimate the cash price and potential coupons.
- Ask about patient assistance or savings programs from the manufacturer (Novartis) or the Entresto patient support programs; they sometimes help with co-pays or even free meds for eligible patients.

If you tell me your country, the exact dose (e.g., mg per tablet or the sprinkle dosing you’ll use), and your pharmacy or city, I can help you estimate a more specific price and walk you through checking current prices.