Losartan price without insurance?

Prices for losartan without insurance vary a lot by country, pharmacy, dosage strength, and how much you’re buying. Here’s a rough idea for the U.S. with generic losartan (brand Cozaar is more expensive):

- 30-day supply (30 tablets, e.g., 50 mg or 100 mg): roughly $4–$15 with discount programs (GoodRx, etc.); without discounts, around $10–$30 or more.
- 90-day supply (90 tablets): roughly $15–$40 with discounts; without discounts, around $30–$100.

Tips to save
- Look for the generic losartan (not the brand Cozaar).
- Check price comparison sites like GoodRx or SingleCare and show cash price at different pharmacies.
- Consider a 90-day supply if you have a fixed prescription—it’s often cheaper per day.
- See if big-box stores offer a low-cost generics program (e.g., Walmart $4 generic pills).

If you tell me your country, the exact dosage (e.g., 50 mg or 100 mg), and how many days/quantity you want, I can give a more precise estimate and point you to current cash prices at major pharmacies.