Cost of revlimid?

Prices for Revlimid (lenalidomide) vary a lot by country, dose, and whether you have insurance. In the United States, Revlimid is very expensive at list price, and the exact monthly cost depends on your prescribed dose and cycle length. With insurance or manufacturer discounts, out-of-pocket costs can be lower, but they still can be substantial.

If you want a rough idea:
- List prices tend to be in the tens of thousands of dollars per 28-day cycle, depending on the daily dose and how many capsules you need.
- With insurance or discount programs, your out-of-pocket can range from low thousands to potentially much less, depending on your plan and eligibility.

Ways to get an exact number for you:
- Ask your pharmacist for the cash price (no insurance) and the price with your insurance.
- Check a prescription price comparison tool (e.g., GoodRx) for local pharmacy prices.
- Ask the manufacturer about patient assistance programs; many programs can reduce or cover costs for eligible patients.
- Contact your health insurance plan to confirm the formulary, copay/coinsurance, and any prior authorization requirements.

If you tell me your country, approximate dose (e.g., 25 mg daily for 21 days of a 28-day cycle) and whether you have insurance, I can give you a more tailored estimate and guidance.