How much does zyprexa cost?

Prices for Zyprexa (olanzapine) vary a lot by country, dosage, brand vs. generic, pharmacy, and insurance. Here’s a rough guide:

- Brand-name Zyprexa: Without insurance, a 30-day supply is typically in the hundreds of dollars range (often around $400–$700 or more, depending on dose). With insurance or discount programs, your out-of-pocket can be much lower, sometimes $0–$50.

- Generic olanzapine (the same medicine, cheaper): A 30-day supply usually runs around $10–$60, depending on the tablet strength (e.g., 5 mg, 10 mg), quantity, and the pharmacy. With insurance or coupons, many people pay much less.

Notes:
- Costs vary by country and pharmacy.
- Insurance coverage, coupons, and patient-assistance programs can significantly reduce out-of-pocket.
- Brand name pricing tends to be much higher than generic.

If you want a more precise estimate, tell me:
- Your country and ZIP/postal code
- The exact dose and quantity you need (e.g., 10 mg, 30 tablets)
- Whether you have insurance or a discount card

I can then point you to price-checks (like GoodRx in the U.S.) and give a more tailored estimate.