What price can you expect for GoodRx lurasidone 40 mg (30 tablets) in 2025?
GoodRx prices change frequently because they depend on the pharmacy, the exact NDC (drug listing), and whether the coupon is being used at checkout. I don’t have live access to GoodRx’s 2025 pricing pages from here, so I can’t quote a reliable single “2025 price” for “lurasidone 40 mg, 30 tablets.”
The fastest way to get the exact 2025 price is to look up the specific listing on GoodRx by:
1) entering “lurasidone 40 mg”
2) selecting “30 tablets” (or confirming the tablet count shown)
3) choosing your pharmacy (or your ZIP code), since prices differ by store.
Is lurasidone usually cheaper with a generic?
Lurasidone is commonly available as a generic. If you’re seeing a GoodRx deal, the price you get typically reflects the generic product listing (not a brand-name version). If you accidentally search “Latuda” instead of “lurasidone,” the price can be much higher.
What else affects the out-of-pocket price besides the GoodRx coupon?
Even for the same dose and count, the out-of-pocket price can change based on:
- Pharmacy location and chain
- Whether your prescription matches the GoodRx listing (tablet count, strength)
- The NDC/generic manufacturer used by the pharmacy
- Insurance coverage (a coupon may not stack with insurance)
If you want, I can help you pin down the exact deal
Reply with:
- your ZIP code (or country/state if outside the US)
- whether you want generic “lurasidone” or brand “Latuda”
- the pharmacy name you plan to use (Walgreens, CVS, Walmart, etc.)
And I’ll tell you what to check for to find the correct GoodRx price for the lurasidone 40 mg, 30-tablet coupon listing.