How much does GoodRx charge for lurasidone 40 mg (90 tablets)?
GoodRx prices change by pharmacy location, ZIP code, and the specific GoodRx coupon/discount terms. I don’t have access to current GoodRx pricing or your local pharmacy details from the information provided here, so I can’t quote an exact dollar amount.
If you share your ZIP code (or the pharmacy name you’d use, like Walgreens/CVS/Kroger/Costco), I can help you find the most likely price ranges to expect and what to look for on the GoodRx page.
What you should check on the GoodRx listing (so you don’t get the wrong number)
When you open the GoodRx offer, confirm these details match your need:
- Strength: lurasidone 40 mg
- Quantity: 90 tablets (not 30/60)
- Dosage form: tablets (not a different form)
- Pharmacy: the in-network pharmacy shown for your area
- Whether it’s the brand or generic (lurasidone is commonly generic)
Does the “90 tablets” price differ from “90-day supply”?
Sometimes the price shown corresponds to a 90-day supply only if the dosing matches. Since you specified “90 tablets,” you likely want the 90-count package size shown on GoodRx. Still, double-check the count and that it’s actually 90 tablets, not a bundled “up to 90 days” estimate.
If you’re comparing prices: generic vs brand
If the GoodRx result is for brand Latuda instead of generic lurasidone, the price can be much higher. Make sure the listing says lurasidone (generic) if that’s what you’re expecting.
Can you share your ZIP code to get a precise price estimate?
Reply with your ZIP code and which pharmacy you prefer (or “any pharmacy”), and I’ll help you pin down the correct GoodRx price for lurasidone 40 mg, 90 tablets.