Guaifenesin codeine cost?

Prices for guaifenesin–codeine products vary a lot by country, pharmacy, formulation (syrup vs. tablet), brand vs. generic, and whether you have insurance or a discount card. Here are rough US ranges to give you an idea:

- Generic guaifenesin/codeine syrup (Rx): about $20–$40 for a 4-ounce (120 mL) bottle without insurance.
- Brand-name equivalents (e.g., Cheratussin DAC, Robitussin AC): roughly $25–$60 per bottle.
- With insurance: typical copays for a generic can be around $5–$20; for brand-name products, higher.
- Discount programs (GoodRx, etc.): prices can drop to roughly $10–$25.

If you have a specific location or pharmacy, I can give a closer estimate or help you compare prices. Also, since codeine-containing products are often prescription-only and have restrictions, tell me your country and whether you’re looking for Rx or OTC options, and I can tailor the info.

Note: Codeine is an opioid and can be habit-forming; it’s not suitable for everyone (e.g., many places restrict use in children). Follow your clinician’s guidance and pharmacist instructions.