Lamictal price without insurance?

Prices for Lamictal (lamotrigine) without insurance vary a lot by country, dose, and formulation (brand vs generic). If you’re in the U.S., here’s a rough idea:

- Generic lamotrigine tablets (IR): about $20–$150 for a 30‑day supply, depending on dose.
- 25 mg: roughly $20–$60
- 50 mg: roughly $30–$90
- 100 mg: roughly $40–$120
- 150 mg: roughly $60–$150
- 300 mg: roughly $120–$200
- XR (extended-release) forms are typically more expensive than IR, often by a noticeable margin.
- Brand-name Lamictal can cost several hundred dollars for a 30‑day supply.

These are broad ranges. Exact prices depend on the pharmacy and your location, and they change over time.

If you share:
- country (or ZIP code)
- the exact dose and form (e.g., 100 mg tablet, IR vs XR, dispersible)
- how many tablets you’d use in a month (or whether you want a 90‑day supply)

I can tailor a rough price range and guide you to the best ways to save (price comparison sites like GoodRx, a 90‑day mail order program, or asking your prescriber about substituting a generic). If you’d rather, I can also explain steps to check current cash prices at local pharmacies.