Escitalopram 10mg cost?

Prices vary a lot by country, pharmacy, and whether you’re getting the generic or brand product. If you tell me your location and whether you want generic escitalopram 10 mg (most common) or the brand Lexapro, I can give a closer estimate. In the meantime, here are rough ranges:

- United States
- Generic escitalopram 10 mg, 30-day supply: roughly $4–$15 with prescription discounts or coupons; without discounts, typical prices at a pharmacy can be higher (often in the $10–$30 range or more).
- Brand Lexapro: usually much more expensive, often hundreds of dollars for a 30‑tablet month without insurance.

- United Kingdom
- Private price for generic escitalopram 10 mg is usually a few pounds (roughly £2–£5 for a month’s supply); nationwide NHS prescriptions are often covered if you’re eligible.

- Canada
- Private payer price for a 30-day supply of generic escitalopram 10 mg generally ranges from about CAD $5–$15, depending on the pharmacy.

- Australia
- Private prices vary widely; a month’s supply can be in the range of AUD $15–$60, with some subsidies available through the PBS if you’re eligible.

Tips to save money:
- Ask for the generic version if you’re not already using it.
- Check discount programs (eg, GoodRx in the US) or pharmacy websites for coupons.
- See if mail-order or 90-day supply options reduce cost.
- Talk to your pharmacist about lower-cost alternatives and any patient assistance programs.

If you share your country and city, I can look up a more precise current price at common pharmacies near you.