How much does xarelto cost?

Prices for Xarelto (rivaroxaban) vary a lot by country, dose, and pharmacy, and whether you have insurance or coupons. Here’s a rough guide for the U.S.:

- Typical 30‑day supply (common AFib or DVT/PE treatment dose, 20 mg once daily): about $550–$700 retail before discounts.
- Other doses (e.g., 15 mg twice daily for the first 21 days of DVT/PE treatment, then 20 mg daily; 10 mg used for some prophylaxis): price is usually in the same general ballpark, but exact amounts depend on the specific regimen.
- With discount programs (GoodRx, etc.) or manufacturer savings cards, cash prices can often drop to roughly $300–$500 for a 30‑day supply, sometimes lower at certain pharmacies.
- If you have insurance, your copay could be much lower (sometimes $0–$60) depending on your plan and formulary.
- Uninsured or low income: there are manufacturer patient assistance programs to help reduce cost.

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