How much does indomethacin cost?

Prices for indomethacin vary a lot by country, pharmacy, the strength/formulation (25 mg vs 50 mg capsules, tablet vs other forms), and whether you’re buying the generic or brand-name product. Here’s the general picture in the U.S.:

- Generic indomethacin (common 25 mg or 50 mg capsules): typically inexpensive. A rough cash price for a 30‑day supply is often around $5–$25, depending on strength and quantity. With insurance, the out-of-pocket copay is often under $10–$20.
- Brand-name Indocin: usually more expensive, potentially $50–$150 for a 30‑day supply if paying cash, and often less with insurance depending on the plan.

Prices can be different in other countries and at different pharmacies.

If you tell me:
- your country or location
- the exact dose/strength (e.g., 25 mg or 50 mg)
- whether you want generic or brand
I can give a tighter estimate and help you compare prices at nearby pharmacies. I can also suggest ways to save money (price comparisons like GoodRx, coupons, etc.).