What’s the cash price of rosuvastatin at CVS?
CVS pricing for rosuvastatin depends on several factors that can change the amount you pay, even for the same “rosuvastatin” label: the strength (for example, 5 mg vs 20 mg), the form (tablet), the quantity (30 vs 90 tablets), and whether you’re buying without insurance or using a CVS pharmacy benefit plan/coupon.
Because the exact CVS shelf price varies by product and location, I can’t give a single guaranteed dollar figure from the information provided.
How to get the exact CVS price quickly
To see the current CVS price for your specific rosuvastatin:
1. Search on CVS.com or the CVS app for “rosuvastatin”
2. Select the exact strength and count you want (for example, “rosuvastatin 10 mg, 30 tablets”)
3. Check the “price” for the selected option, then compare “with insurance” vs “without insurance” (if shown)
Is there a cheaper way to buy rosuvastatin at CVS?
If your main goal is minimizing cost, check whether CVS offers:
- a store brand/generic pricing option for rosuvastatin tablets (most rosuvastatin is generic, so the main differences are strength and quantity), or
- a discount program/coupon shown at checkout on CVS.com/app.
If you tell me the strength (mg) and number of tablets (30 or 90) you want, and whether you’ll pay with insurance or out of pocket, I can help you narrow down what to look for.
Related: what to check if a coupon or “discount” looks odd
Sometimes online prices differ from in-store quotes if a different NDC (product) is selected, or if the checkout page applies a discount differently. Double-check that the product strength and quantity match what you plan to buy.
Sources: none (no provided dataset or page with CVS prices).