Cost of prednisone without insurance?

Prednisone is a very inexpensive generic, but the exact cash price (no insurance) depends on country, pharmacy, dose, and how much you’re getting (e.g., a 30‑day supply vs a shorter taper).

In the United States:
- A typical 30‑day supply (commonly 20 mg tablets, 30 tablets) often ranges from about $5 to $25, depending on the pharmacy.
- Some discount retailers (e.g., Walmart) and coupon programs can offer prices as low as around $4–$10 for a month’s supply.
- Other doses (like 5 mg tablets) can be a bit cheaper or similar in price per tablet.

Prices vary a lot, so it’s best to check a few places. You can quickly compare by using:
- Pharmacy price lookups (your local pharmacies)
- Online tools like GoodRx or SingleCare

If you share your country, the specific prednisone dose, and how many tablets you need for a typical month (or the exact course length), I can give a more tailored estimate. And if cost is a barrier, I can suggest cost-saving options (discount cards, generic equivalents, or talking to your clinician about affordable dosing).