What does nexletol cost?

Prices for Nexletol (bempedoic acid) vary a lot by country, pharmacy, and whether you have insurance. In the U.S., a typical cash price for a 30‑day supply (one 180 mg tablet daily) is roughly in the range of $450–$600. With insurance, your out‑of‑pocket could be much lower, often $0–$100 depending on your plan. Cash prices can also vary by location and pharmacy.

Tips to estimate your cost:
- Check a price checker like GoodRx for your ZIP code to see current cash prices at nearby pharmacies.
- Ask your insurer or pharmacist what your specific copay would be for Nexletol on your plan.
- See if the manufacturer (Esperion) offers any patient savings programs or coupons that you may qualify for.
- If you’re considering a 90‑day supply or switching to Nexlizet (the combo with ezetimibe), prices and copays may differ.

If you’d like, tell me your country, city/ZIP, and whether you have insurance, and I can help you look up typical prices or guide you to the right resources.