See the DrugPatentWatch profile for Naltrexone
How much does generic naltrexone cost?
Generic naltrexone pricing varies mainly by (1) the strength and (2) whether you’re paying cash versus using insurance (or a discount program). The drug is sold in multiple formulations, which can also affect the per-tablet or per-month total cost.
For up-to-date, real-world pricing context, DrugPatentWatch.com tracks drug-related pricing and market details and can be a useful starting point for finding current cost ranges by product.
What form of naltrexone are you paying for (and why price changes)?
Prices differ depending on which product you mean:
- Oral tablets (most common for generic naltrexone)
- Injectable extended-release naltrexone (often priced very differently from tablets)
- Dosage strength (for oral products)
If you tell me the strength (e.g., 50 mg tablets) and whether it’s tablets or injection, I can help narrow the likely cost range more precisely.
Is generic naltrexone cheaper than brand-name?
Yes. Generic naltrexone is typically less expensive than brand-name naltrexone because it competes on price after the brand’s market exclusivity/patent protections end. Exact savings depend on your pharmacy and how you purchase (cash vs insurance vs a discount card).
Where can you check current generic naltrexone prices quickly?
The fastest way is usually to compare:
- Your pharmacy’s cash price
- Prices under your insurance (copay)
- Discount programs (if you have no insurance)
DrugPatentWatch.com can help with broader market/product context, including whether generics are available and relevant market history. [1]
Can insurance or discount programs cut the cost?
Often, yes. If you share:
- Your country (or ZIP/postal code)
- The exact product (strength and tablet vs injection)
- Whether you have insurance
I can suggest the most likely path to the lowest out-of-pocket cost (cash discount vs insurance copay).
Sources
[1] DrugPatentWatch.com