How much is hydroxyzine with insurance?

Prices for hydroxyzine with insurance vary a lot depending on your country, the exact form (hydroxyzine hydrochloride vs. hydroxyzine pamoate), the dosage, the quantity, and your specific plan’s formulary and copay/coinsurance.

In the U.S., since hydroxyzine is generic, most plans give it a generic copay or low coinsurance for a 30-day supply. Typical ranges you might see:
- Copay: often $0–$15 for a 30-day supply (generic).
- Coinsurance: could be a percentage of the price (for example around 10–25%), which can be higher if you’re not in-network or the drug isn’t preferred.
- If not covered or if you’re paying cash, the price can vary widely, roughly from about $5–$60 depending on strength and quantity.

Since I can’t see your plan, the exact number requires checking:
- Your insurer’s online member portal or app for the drug’s formulary status and the exact copay/coinsurance.
- Your pharmacy: ask them to quote “price with insurance” for your plan and dosage.
- Optional: use a price comparison tool (e.g., GoodRx) to see cash price and an estimate of insurance pricing, then confirm with the pharmacist.

If you’d like, tell me your country, the dosage (e.g., 25 mg tablet), the quantity (e.g., 30 tablets), and your insurance or plan type, and I’ll give a more tailored rough estimate.