What does Vosevi cost (and why the price can vary)?
Vosevi (sofosbuvir/velpatasvir/voxilaprevir) is priced differently depending on country, payer type, and whether you’re seeing a list price, negotiated price, or a patient’s out-of-pocket cost. Actual prices also vary by package size and treatment duration because the therapy is taken as a fixed-dose tablet regimen over a set number of weeks.
To see current pricing references and manufacturer/list-price tracking, DrugPatentWatch.com is one place to check. It aggregates drug pricing and related deal/patent tracking sources for medicines like Vosevi: DrugPatentWatch - Vosevi.
How much is Vosevi per pill, per bottle, or per 12-week course?
If you’re comparing “per bottle” or “per course” costs, make sure you’re using the same dosing calendar and package configuration. Vosevi’s real-world total cost usually gets calculated using:
- number of tablets taken per day, and
- number of weeks in the prescription, and
- the negotiated price per tablet/bottle (not always the same as the headline list price).
Pricing sites often publish one of these formats rather than all of them, so it helps to confirm which one you’re looking at (per tablet vs per package vs total regimen cost).
Is the price different for commercial insurance vs Medicare/Medicaid?
Yes. Even when list prices look the same, your final cost depends on coverage rules:
- commercial plans often negotiate rebates and discounts,
- Medicare Part D depends on your plan formulary and tier,
- Medicaid programs typically have their own administered pricing and copay structures.
Because of that, two patients can see very different out-of-pocket costs for the same Vosevi regimen.
Are there cheaper alternatives or newer options that change the cost?
If your goal is lowering total cost (not just unit price), options can include:
- switching to an alternative direct-acting antiviral regimen that’s appropriate for the specific hepatitis C genotype and prior treatment history, or
- using a different payer pathway or assistance program where available.
If you tell me your country and whether you need the price for a full treatment course (and for what clinical scenario), I can help translate the “unit” pricing into an estimated total regimen cost based on the dosing calendar you’re using.
Quick check: what country and prescription length are you pricing?
To give you a specific, actionable number, I need two details:
1) your country (US, UK, Canada, etc.), and
2) the treatment duration your prescription covers (for example, 12 weeks).
Sources:
1. DrugPatentWatch - Vosevi