Oxcarbazepine cost without insurance?

Prices vary quite a bit by dose, formulation, and pharmacy, and also by country. In the U.S., here are rough ballparks without insurance:

- Generic immediate-release oxcarbazepine (commonly 300 mg tablets): about $0.50–$1.50 per tablet.
- If you need around 1200 mg/day (4 tablets of 300 mg each), typical monthly cost is roughly $60–$180.
- If you use 600 mg tablets (2 per day to reach ~1200 mg), monthly cost is roughly $60–$180 as well, depending on the per-tablet price.
- Brand-name Trileptal or extended-release Oxtellar XR: generally more expensive, often hundreds of dollars per month.

Tips to get a better handle on your exact price:
- Use a price checker like GoodRx or SingleCare with your exact dose and pharmacy.
- Ask the pharmacist about generic equivalents if you’re prescribed a brand.
- Check for patient assistance programs or manufacturer discounts; some brands have savings programs.
- Compare mail-order or discount programs if you have a high deductible.

If you tell me your daily dose (for example, 1200 mg/day) and your location, I can give a tighter estimate and point you to current price links.