Trelegy price?

Prices for Trelegy Ellipta vary a lot by country, pharmacy, and insurance coverage. There isn’t a single universal price.

If you want a rough idea:
- United States (cash price): commonly in the several-hundred-dollar range for one 30-dose inhaler (often around $650–$750). With private insurance or Medicare, the out-of-pocket is usually lower and can be from $0–$100+ per month, depending on your plan. GSK also offers savings programs that can reduce costs for eligible commercially insured patients.
- United Kingdom: through the NHS, patients usually pay the standard prescription charge per item (England around £9–£10 as of recent years; exemptions apply). In Scotland, prescriptions are free.
- Canada: prices vary by province; the out-of-pocket price without insurance is typically several hundred Canadian dollars per inhaler.

Notes:
- Trelegy Ellipta is brand-name only (no generic yet in most markets), so price differences are driven by insurance and pharmacy pricing rather than substitution.
- Savings programs and patient-assistance options are often available to reduce out-of-pocket costs.

If you tell me your country and whether you have insurance (and your approximate pharmacy), I can give a more precise estimate and point you to savings options.