Prices for naltrexone hydrochloride vary a lot by country, dosage form, and whether you’re using brand-name, generic, or an injectable. Here are rough ranges to give you an idea. If you tell me your country and which form you want (oral tablets vs. injectable), I can give more precise, up-to-date numbers.
- Oral naltrexone hydrochloride tablets (typically 50 mg, generic)
- In the US (cash price, 30-day supply): roughly $20–$150 depending on pharmacy and any discounts/coupons
- With insurance or savings programs: often much lower, sometimes around $5–$30 for a 30-day supply
- Brand-name Revia: generally similar range, may be a bit higher
- Injectable extended-release naltrexone (Vivitrol)
- In the US: usually around $1,200–$2,000 per monthly injection before insurance or discounts
- With insurance or patient assistance: out-of-pocket can be significantly lower, sometimes a few hundred dollars
- Naltrexone hydrochloride API (bulk drug for compounding)
- Prices vary widely by purity and supplier, but typically much cheaper per gram than finished products; exact quotes are needed from suppliers
Notes and tips
- Prices vary by country, pharmacy, packaging (50 mg vs. other strengths), and whether you’re paying cash or have insurance.
- If you’re cost-conscious, ask about generics, discount programs (e.g., pharmacy savings cards), and patient assistance from the manufacturer.
- For the injectable (Vivitrol), many plans require prior authorization; the monthly cost can be highly dependent on your insurer.
If you share your country and whether you want oral tablets or the injectable, I can pull more specific current price ranges and where to check them.