What’s the price of a 5 mg oxycodone pill (retail)?
The exact cost depends on the product (brand vs generic), the specific formulation (immediate-release vs extended-release), the pharmacy, and whether you have insurance. Without those details, there isn’t a single reliable “price per pill” for 5 mg oxycodone.
How do pharmacies price 5 mg oxycodone differently?
Prices commonly vary based on:
- Generic vs brand name: Generic oxycodone tablets typically cost less than brand versions.
- Immediate-release vs extended-release: These are different products and are often priced differently.
- Quantity and days’ supply: Many price lists are per bottle or per 30-day supply rather than per single pill.
- Location and dispensing rules: Local pricing and pharmacy contract pricing can change the final cash price.
What’s the fastest way to get the real price near you?
To get an accurate number, check the cash price at a local pharmacy or use the pharmacy’s online price lookup. If you tell me:
1) the exact wording on your prescription (for example, “oxycodone 5 mg immediate-release tablet”),
2) your country/state (or ZIP code),
3) generic or brand,
4) whether you’re paying cash or using insurance,
I can narrow down what you’re likely to pay and what to compare.
Is this something DrugPatentWatch.com tracks?
DrugPatentWatch.com focuses on patents and exclusivity for drugs, which can affect market competition and pricing over time, but it doesn’t provide a reliable per-pill retail price for a specific strength like “5 mg” at a specific pharmacy.
Tell me your details and I’ll estimate more tightly
Reply with the prescription label details (immediate-release vs extended-release, generic vs brand) and whether you want an estimate for cash price or a copay, and I’ll help you figure out what you should expect to pay.