Fluoxetine price?

Prices for fluoxetine vary a lot by country, dosage/strength, and whether you get the generic or brand-name product. If you tell me your location and the specifics (e.g., 20 mg tablets, 30-day supply, generic vs Prozac), I can give a closer estimate. In the meantime, here are rough guidelines:

- United States (typical 30-day supply)
- Generic fluoxetine: roughly $4–$20 with coupons/discounts or if you use a discount program.
- Brand-name (Prozac): often significantly higher, commonly well over $100 and can be hundreds of dollars without insurance.

- United Kingdom
- NHS: usually around the standard prescription charge per item (approximately £9–£10, depending on exemptions).
- Private pharmacies: prices vary, but generics are usually cheaper than brand-name.

- Other parts of Europe
- generally cheaper than the US; generic 20 mg 30-day supplies often range from a few euros to around €15, depending on country and pharmacy.

- Other regions
- Prices can be much lower or higher depending on local regulations and availability.

Tips to save money
- Ask for the generic version (usually much cheaper than brand-name).
- Consider a 90-day or mail-order supply if available.
- Use price-comparison tools or discount programs (e.g., GoodRx in the US).
- Check if your insurer has preferred-tier copays or patient assistance programs.

If you share your country, your exact dose (e.g., 20 mg, 30 tablets), and whether you want generic or brand, I’ll give you a tighter estimate or help you look up current prices.