Price of crestor 40 mg?

Prices vary a lot by country, pharmacy, and whether you’re getting the brand Crestor or a generic rosuvastatin 40 mg. If you share your location and whether you want the brand or generic, I can give a tighter estimate.

Some general guidance:
- Brand Crestor tends to be much more expensive than the generic.
- In the US, a 30‑tablet supply of Crestor 40 mg can be hundreds of dollars without insurance; generic rosuvastatin 40 mg is usually much cheaper (often tens of dollars or less with discounts or insurance).
- In other countries, prices also vary widely, and many places offer substantial savings with generics or patient assistance programs.

How to check quickly:
- US: use GoodRx or your insurer’s price estimator to compare Crestor 40 mg vs generic rosuvastatin 40 mg at nearby pharmacies.
- If you’re outside the US, check your local pharmacy’s website or price comparison tools, and ask about generic equivalents.

If you tell me your country and whether you want brand or generic, I’ll give you a clearer ballpark.