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Price for Cipro HC (ciprofloxacin with hydrocortisone) varies a lot by form (otic drops vs. ophthalmic drops), strength, bottle size, location, and whether you have insurance or a discount card. In the U.S., brand-name Cipro HC Otic tends to be pricey without insurance, while a generic version (if available in your area) can be cheaper. With insurance or a discount program, copays can drop significantly. Rough ballpark: - Brand-name Cipro HC Otic: roughly $150–$200+ for a typical bottle without insurance. - Generic ciprofloxacin/hydrocortisone (if available): often cheaper, potentially in the $60–$120 range, depending on pharmacy and region. - With insurance or discount programs: copays can sometimes be as low as $5–$40. Prices can differ in other countries and for ophthalmic forms, so the exact price may vary. If you’d like, tell me: - Your country or city/state - Whether you need otic (ear) drops or ophthalmic (eye) drops - Your pharmacy or a couple of nearest pharmacies I can help you estimate current prices at those locations or point you to price-check resources (like GoodRx or the pharmacy’s website) to get an exact figure.
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