Gabapentin cost?

Gabapentin cost varies a lot by country, pharmacy, dosage, and quantity. In the U.S. (where it’s available as a generic), you’ll typically see:

- Rough cash price: about $5–$40 per month for a standard 30-day supply, depending on the strength (e.g., 100 mg, 300 mg, 400 mg) and how many pills you get.
- With insurance: copays commonly range from $0–$20 or more per month, depending on your plan.
- Brand-name Neurontin (if you’re prescribed the brand): usually much more expensive than generic gabapentin.

Ways to lower costs:
- Use the generic version (if possible) rather than brand-name.
- Check discount programs (GoodRx, manufacturer coupons) or your pharmacy’s own savings programs.
- Consider mail-order or 90-day supplies if your plan offers them.

If you tell me your country, the exact dosage strength, and how many tablets you’d take per month, I can give a more precise ballpark price and help you compare options. Also, if cost is a barrier to treatment, I can suggest practical steps to reduce it.