How much is triamcinolone acetonide without insurance?

Prices for triamcinolone acetonide vary a lot by form, strength, brand vs generic, and location. “Without insurance” usually means the cash price at the pharmacy. Here are rough US ranges for common forms to give you an idea:

- Nasal spray (triamcinolone acetonide 0.05%) – often OTC: about $12–$25 for a bottle (60 sprays or so).
- Topical cream/ointment 0.1% (Rx generic): roughly $20–$60 for a 15 g tube; larger tubes can be $40–$100.
- Dental paste (Kenalog in Orabase): about $25–$60 per tube.
- Injectable Kenalog-40 (40 mg/mL): around $60–$150 per vial, depending on dose and pharmacy.

Note: exact prices vary by pharmacy, location, and discounts. A store-brand or generic version is usually cheaper, and there are sometimes coupons or discount programs (GoodRx, manufacturer coupons) that can lower the cash price.

If you tell me your location and the exact form/strength you need (for example: nasal spray 0.05%, topical cream 0.1% 15 g, or Kenalog-40 injection), I can help you estimate a more specific cash price and suggest ways to save.