Ramipril cost usa?

Ramipril (generic) is generally inexpensive in the U.S., but the exact price depends on dosage, how much you’re buying, the pharmacy, and whether you’re paying cash or using insurance. Brand-name Altace is much more expensive.

Rough ballpark for a 30-day supply (cash price, no insurance) can look like:
- 2.5 mg: around $5–$15
- 5 mg: around $5–$20
- 10 mg: around $5–$25

Prices for a 90-day supply (mail-order or some pharmacies) are typically lower per month, roughly in the $15–$60 range depending on dose.

Important notes:
- If you have insurance, your copay could be $0–$20 or more, depending on your plan.
- Generic ramipril is usually far cheaper than the brand-name Altace.
- Discounts and coupons (e.g., GoodRx, Walmart, Costco) can lower cash prices significantly.
- Prices vary by city, pharmacy, and quantity.

If you tell me your city/state and the exact dose and quantity you need (e.g., 5 mg, 30 tablets), I can give a more precise current range and help you find discount options.