Mesalamine dr price?

Prices for mesalamine delayed-release (DR) vary a lot by country, brand vs. generic, exact dose, and the pharmacy. If you tell me your country and whether you want a brand-name or generic product (and your usual dose), I can tailor the estimate. In the meantime, here are rough US ballparks:

- Generic mesalamine delayed-release tablets (common, 400–800 mg tablets)
- Typical monthly cost without insurance: roughly $100–$250, depending on dose and how many tablets you take daily.
- Brand-name mesalamine products (examples: Lialda, Asacol HD, Pentasa)
- Typical monthly cash price without insurance: often $400–$700+ per month, depending on the brand and dosage.

With insurance, many people pay far less (often copays of $0–$50 per month), but this depends on your plan and formulary.

How to check exact price now:
- Use a price comparison site like GoodRx or RxSaver and enter your ZIP code, the exact product, and the dose.
- Call or check the website of your local pharmacy for the cash price.
- If you have insurance, check your plan’s formulary or call the pharmacy benefit number to get the copay.

If you share your location, the exact product (brand vs generic), and the daily dose (e.g., 1.2 g once daily, 800 mg twice daily, etc.), I can give you a more specific estimate.