Latuda price?

Latuda (lurasidone) price varies a lot by dose, quantity, pharmacy, and whether you have insurance. In general:
- Brand Latuda is usually more expensive.
- If a generic lurasidone is available in your area, it’s typically much cheaper.

Without insurance, a 30-day supply of Latuda can cost hundreds to more than a thousand dollars, depending on the dose. Generic lurasidone, if available to you, is often substantially cheaper (often a few hundred dollars per month or less, depending on dose and pharmacy).

How to check current price for you:
- Tell me your dosage (for example, 40 mg once daily), how many tablets you’d take in a month, and your ZIP code. I can give a rough estimate of local cash price.
- Or use GoodRx or your pharmacy’s price checker to compare cash prices and see available coupons.
- Check with your insurer about your copay or coinsurance, and ask the pharmacist about any discount programs or manufacturer savings cards. Lundbeck (the Latuda maker) sometimes offers patient assistance programs.

If cost is a barrier, talk to your prescriber about alternatives (other antipsychotics or a generic option) or about savings programs. Also, remember Latuda should be taken with food (at least about 350 calories) for proper absorption.

Want me to look up current prices for your exact dose and area? If so, share your dosage, quantity per month, and ZIP code.