Acyclovir cost without insurance?

Prices for acyclovir without insurance vary a lot by country, pharmacy, dosage form, and strength. Here are rough ballpark ranges to give you an idea (generic versions are usually cheapest; brand Zovirax is more expensive):

- Oral acyclovir capsules, 200 mg (generic): roughly $15–$40 for a typical 30–60 count bottle.
- Oral acyclovir capsules, 400 mg (generic): roughly $25–$70 for a 60–100 count bottle.
- Oral acyclovir capsules, 800 mg (generic): roughly $40–$120 for a 60–100 count bottle.
- Acyclovir topical cream (5%, generic): roughly $20–$60 for a tube (prices vary with size).

These are broad ranges and your local prices can be outside them. The main ways to save without insurance:
- Ask for the generic version if you’re offered a brand name.
- Use price comparison tools or coupons (GoodRx, SingleCare, manufacturer discounts).
- Check multiple nearby pharmacies; prices can vary a lot.
- Some pharmacies offer discount programs or 90-day supplies for certain meds.

If you tell me your country, city, and the exact form and dose you need (e.g., 200 mg capsules, 60-count; or 5% cream, 15 g), I can give a more specific, local price estimate or help you compare options.