Dolutegravir prices?

Prices for dolutegravir vary a lot by country, whether you’re buying brand-name Tivicay or a generic, and the exact formulation/dose (usually 50 mg tablets). If you tell me your country and whether you want brand-name or generic, I can give you a more specific range. In the meantime, here’s the general picture:

- United States (rough, not exact):
- Brand-name Tivicay (50 mg): prices can be around $1,800–$2,100 for a 30‑day supply without insurance.
- Generic dolutegravir: typically cheaper, but exact prices depend on the supplier and pharmacy.
- With insurance or patient assistance programs, out-of-pocket can often be much lower (often under $50–$100/month for many plans).

- Other high-income and many middle-income countries:
- Prices are usually lower than the U.S. for generics, and many patients pay through government programs or insurance schemes. In some places, dolutegravir can be very affordable or even provided at no direct cost through national HIV programs.

- Low- and middle-income countries:
- Dolutegravir is often available at much lower prices through generic manufacturers and international procurement programs. The monthly cost can range from a few dollars to a few tens of dollars, depending on country programs and subsidies.

How you can check right now:
- Pharmacy price check: local or national chain pharmacies; some countries have price lists.
- Price comparison tools: in the U.S., apps like GoodRx can show discounted cash prices and coupons.
- Patient assistance: manufacturer programs (for Tivicay/generic suppliers) or government HIV programs often subsidize or cover cost.
- If you’re considering a fixed-dose combination (e.g., regimens like dolutegravir/lamivudine or dolutegravir/abacavir/lamivudine), prices can differ from a single 50 mg tablet.

If you share:
- Your country,
- Brand-name vs generic,
- Desired quantity (e.g., 30 days of 50 mg tablets),
I’ll give you a tighter price range and point you to the best discount options.