How much is zenpep without insurance?

Prices for Zenpep (pancrelipase) without insurance vary a lot, depending on the exact strength and how many capsules you need per day. In the U.S., a typical out-of-pocket list price for a 30-day supply is roughly in the range of $600 to $1,200. Higher doses or larger quantities can be more, and smaller doses might be less.

Ways to save on out-of-pocket cost:
- Check current prices at multiple pharmacies (CVS, Walgreens, Rite Aid, Walmart, Costco) or use a price comparison tool like GoodRx.
- Ask about a 90-day or longer supply, if appropriate, which can lower the per-month cost.
- Look for manufacturer patient-assistance programs or coupons.
- See if your pharmacy offers a discount program or a store-brand equivalent (though generic versions of Zenpep may not be available).

If you share the exact prescribed dose (units per meal and how many meals per day) or the number of capsules per month, I can give a more specific estimate and suggest saving options.