Trexall cost?

Trexall is the brand name for methotrexate. The price varies a lot by country, formulation (brand Trexall vs. generic), dose (2.5 mg vs. 10 mg tablets), and how many you get at once. If you tell me your country, whether you want brand Trexall or generic methotrexate, and your usual dose/quantity, I can give a closer estimate.

For a rough idea (US market, cash price, no insurance):
- Generic methotrexate 2.5 mg tablets: often inexpensive per tablet (roughly a few tenths to around a dollar per tablet). A typical monthly supply for autoimmune dosing can be in the low tens to low hundreds of dollars, depending on how many tablets you take weekly.
- Brand Trexall 2.5 mg tablets: generally more expensive than the generic and the price can be noticeably higher for the same quantity.
- With insurance: copays for a generic are commonly around $5–$30 per month, but this varies by plan. Brand Trexall may require a higher copay or may be covered differently.

If you’d like, I can help you look up current prices for your exact situation (country, brand vs generic, tablet strength, weekly dose, and pharmacy). You can also check quickly with:
- Your pharmacy or their website (they often list cash prices).
- GoodRx or similar price comparison tools for your area.
- Your insurer’s formulary to estimate copays.
- Manufacturer patient assistance programs if cost is a barrier.