How much does ticagrelor cost?

Prices for ticagrelor vary a lot by country, pharmacy, dosage form, and whether you have insurance. Here’s a rough ballpark:

- United States (typical brand, Brilinta): A 30‑day supply for the common ACS regimen (90 mg twice daily, i.e., two 90 mg tablets per day) is often around $600–$700 before insurance. Costs with insurance or patient programs can be much lower (often tens of dollars per month).
- If/when a generic ticagrelor becomes widely available, prices are expected to drop, but this varies by market.

In other countries, prices can be lower or higher depending on national pricing, subsidies, and whether a generic is available.

If you’d like a more precise estimate:
- Tell me your country and the exact dose/package size you were prescribed (e.g., 90 mg tablets, 30‑ or 60‑tablet bottle, or 60 mg maintenance dose).
- If you know your pharmacy or insurer, I can suggest typical out‑of‑pocket ranges or show you how to look up the price (e.g., using GoodRx in the US or local price comparison tools).

I can also point you to patient savings programs if you’re concerned about cost.