Cost rinvoq?

Rinvoq (upadacitinib) price varies a lot by country, pharmacy, dose, and insurance.

In the United States, the rough ballpark is:
- Usual daily dose is 15 mg. List price for that is about $8,000 per month before insurance (roughly $260–$270 per tablet, 30 tablets per month). Annual cost would be around $96,000 before any discounts.
- If your doctor uses the 7.5 mg dose (less common for some conditions), the monthly cost would be lower—roughly about half, but your actual dose is determined by your condition and doctor.

There’s no generic Rinvoq yet, so price is driven by the brand and your coverage.

Your out-of-pocket will depend on:
- Your insurance plan and formulary (copay, coinsurance, deductible).
- Any manufacturer savings programs (Rinvoq copay/assistance programs) for commercially insured patients.
- Whether you have Medicare/Medicaid or are uninsured.

What you can do to get a clearer amount:
- Check the cash price at a local pharmacy or via a price-comparison tool (e.g., GoodRx) for the exact dose you’ll use.
- Talk with your insurer or pharmacist about your plan’s copay or coinsurance for Rinvoq.
- See if you qualify for AbbVie’s savings or patient-assistance programs.

If you tell me your country, whether you have insurance, and the exact dose (15 mg daily or 7.5 mg), I can give a more tailored estimate.