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Prices for naltrexone vary a lot by country, formulation, and whether you have insurance. Here are rough US ranges to give you an idea: - Oral naltrexone 50 mg tablets (generic or brand Revia/Depade) - Without insurance: roughly $50–$150 for a 30-day supply (depends on pharmacy and dosage form). - With insurance: typical copays often around $5–$30 per month, but this varies. - Naltrexone extended-release injectable (Vivitrol) - About $1,200–$1,700 per monthly dose before insurance. With insurance, out-of-pocket can vary widely (sometimes hundreds to over a thousand dollars per month). Notes: - Generic options are usually cheaper than brand-name formulations. - Costs can be much lower in countries with strong generic competition and different pricing. - You may reduce costs with 90-day prescriptions, pharmacy discount programs, manufacturer coupons or patient-assistance programs, and by checking your insurance formulary. If you tell me your country, whether you want the oral tablet or the injectable, and whether you have insurance, I can give more specific, up-to-date price ranges and tips to save.
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