Levetiracetam cost?

Cost varies a lot by country, formulation, dose, brand vs generic, and your insurance or discount programs. Here’s a rough US guide, but tell me your country and details if you want a closer estimate.

- Brand vs generic
- Brand Keppra tends to be much more expensive.
- Generics are widely available and much cheaper.

- Common forms and doses
- Tablets (generic) in 250 mg, 500 mg, 750 mg, 1000 mg
- Oral solution and injectable forms exist but are used less for ongoing outpatient therapy

- Typical out-of-pocket (cash) ranges in the US
- For a common maintenance regimen (for example, around 2000 mg per day, e.g., two 1000 mg tablets daily): roughly $60–$180 per month with cash price for generics (per 30-day supply). The exact amount depends on the pharmacy and the exact tablet strength.
- Brand Keppra without insurance can easily be several hundred dollars per month.
- If you have insurance or a discount program (GoodRx, RxSaver, etc.), your monthly cost for generic levetiracetam is often much lower, frequently in the $0–$50 range, depending on the plan.

- Other notes
- The price for the oral solution or IV form is typically higher per dose than tablets.
- Prices can change, and coupons or patient-assistance programs may be available.

If you share:
- Your country
- Whether you want generic or brand
- The exact dose and tablet strength you’re prescribed
- Whether you have insurance or a discount card

…I can give a more precise estimate and point you to current price sources (e.g., your local pharmacies, GoodRx/RxSaver equivalents, and any discount programs).