Gabapentin costs?

Gabapentin is available as a generic, so the price can vary a lot by country, pharmacy, dosage form, and whether you get generic or brand-name.

Rough guide (USA, without insurance)
- Generic gabapentin for a 30-day supply: roughly $10–$40 depending on dose (e.g., 300 mg or 600 mg capsules).
- 90-day supply: often around $20–$100+.
- Brand-name Neurontin can be significantly more expensive (often hundreds of dollars per month without insurance).

With insurance
- Copays for a generic gabapentin typically range from $0–$20 per month, depending on your plan and deductible.

Tips to save
- Ask for the generic version if your doctor hasn’t specified it.
- Compare prices at nearby pharmacies or via discount programs (e.g., GoodRx).
- Consider a 90-day supply if your plan allows it; many programs are cheaper per month.
- Check your insurer’s formulary or a mail-order pharmacy for lower costs.

If you tell me your country, your dose (strength and how many pills per month), and whether you have insurance, I can give a more precise estimate.