How much does lisinopril cost?

Prices for lisinopril vary a lot by country, dosage, quantity, and whether you have insurance or use a discount program. Here’s a general idea for the United States:

- Generic lisinopril (most common): about $4–$15 for a 30-day supply when using a coupon/discount card or GoodRx. Without discounts, the cash price can be higher, often in the $10–$30 range for 30 days depending on the dose.
- Brand-name versions (Zestril/Prinivil) are more expensive than the generic.
- With insurance, typical copays for a 30-day generic supply are often low (sometimes $0–$20), but it depends on your plan.
- A 90-day supply (often via mail-order) is usually cheaper per month than a 30-day supply.

If you want more precise numbers, tell me:
- your country
- the dose (e.g., 5 mg, 10 mg, 20 mg, 40 mg)
- how many tablets you’d get (30-day vs 90-day)
- whether you have insurance or a discount card

I can also help you look up current prices at local pharmacies or through discount programs.