Price of nasonex without insurance?

The out‑of‑pocket cost for Nasonex (fluticasone propionate nasal spray) can vary quite a bit depending on where you fill the prescription and whether you have any manufacturer or pharmacy discount programs. In general, a 2‑month supply (about 30–60 sprays) usually falls somewhere in the $30–$60 range at most retail pharmacies in the U.S. Some people find it a bit cheaper—$20–$30—if they use a pharmacy discount card, a manufacturer savings card (e.g., from Teva), or a loyalty program at a particular chain pharmacy.

If you’re looking for the lowest possible price:

1. Check with multiple pharmacies—prices can differ by a few dollars.
2. Ask the pharmacist about any available savings cards or coupons.
3. Look into the manufacturer’s patient assistance or discount programs—they sometimes offer a coupon that can drop the price by $5–$10 or more.
4. Use a price‑comparison website—some sites let you see what different retailers are charging for the same quantity.

Keep in mind that prices can change, and some pharmacies may add a small dispensing fee on top of the drug’s cost. If you’re able to, try contacting a few nearby pharmacies to compare the best price for your specific prescription.