How much is one ibuprofen pill?

What’s the cost of “one ibuprofen pill” (and why it varies)

The price of a single ibuprofen tablet depends on:
- the strength (for example, 200 mg vs. 400 mg)
- the tablet count in the bottle (and whether you buy store brands)
- the pharmacy or retailer
- whether it’s prescription or over-the-counter

Because ibuprofen is widely sold as a low-cost generic, a “per pill” price is usually cents, not dollars.

How to estimate the price per pill at your store

To estimate the cost of one pill:
1. Find the total price of the bottle/pack.
2. Divide by the number of tablets in the package.

Example: if a bottle costs $5 and has 100 tablets, then one pill costs about $0.05.

If you tell me the details, I can compute the exact “per pill” cost

Reply with either:
- the store and the price you see, plus the tablet count (e.g., “Walgreens, $X for Y tablets of 200 mg”), or
- a screenshot/text of the package price and size (like 100 tablets or 50 tablets),

and I’ll calculate the cost for one ibuprofen pill.