Price for januvia 100 mg?

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Januvia (generic: sitagliptin) – 100 mg tablets

Item	Approximate cost (US, retail)	Notes
30‑tablet bottle (30 days)	$250 – $350	Price can vary by pharmacy, state, and whether the manufacturer’s discount cards or a patient assistance program are used.
60‑tablet bottle (60 days)	$500 – $650	Often a bit cheaper per tablet than a 30‑day supply.
Generic sitagliptin 100 mg	$70 – $120 for a 30‑day supply	The generic is substantially cheaper. Many insurers cover the generic version and you’ll see a much lower copay.

Insurance: If you have a prescription drug plan, your copay may be a fraction of the retail price (often $10‑$50 for the generic, $30‑$200 for the brand).
Discount cards & coupons: The manufacturer offers a free discount card that can reduce the out‑of‑pocket cost for the brand name.
Pharmacy & location: Prices differ among chain and independent pharmacies, as well as between states.
Bulk buying: Buying a 90‑day supply can sometimes lower the per‑tablet cost.

Check with your pharmacy – call or use their online calculator to see the exact price for a 30‑day supply of Januvia 100 mg or the generic.
Ask about the generic – most insurance plans will cover the generic sitagliptin, which is usually $10‑$30 cheaper.
Use the discount card – the manufacturer’s free card can be applied at checkout for the brand name.
Look into patient assistance programs – if you’re uninsured or have high out‑of‑pocket costs, the manufacturer offers a program for qualified patients.

These figures are based on publicly available pharmacy pricing data and may not reflect your specific plan or pharmacy.

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