Invokana cost?

Invokana (canagliflozin) cost varies a lot depending on where you are, your dosage, and whether you have insurance. Here’s a quick overview:

- Typical US cash price (no insurance) for a 30-day supply (usually 100 mg tablets, 30 tablets): roughly $600–$750. The 300 mg dose is the same 30‑day supply, so the cash price is in a similar range.
- With insurance, your copay is often much lower, commonly around $10–$50, but it can be higher depending on your plan and formulary.
- Generics: As of 2024, there isn’t a generic Invokana available, so generic can’t lower the price yet.

Ways to save money:
- Check price at different pharmacies (local store, big chain, online) or use discount programs like GoodRx or SingleCare to compare cash prices.
- See if Janssen (the manufacturer) has a patient assistance program or a copay card that you qualify for.
- Talk to your prescriber about alternatives if cost is a barrier (other SGLT2 inhibitors or different diabetes meds) and whether a lower-dose or different regimen might work.
- Ask your insurer about formulary options and whether a preferred drug and/or a 90-day supply could reduce cost.

If you tell me your country, whether you have insurance, and your typical dosage (100 mg or 300 mg), I can tailor the guidance a bit more and suggest ways to check current prices at your pharmacies.