How much does invokana cost?

The price of Invokana (canagliflozin) can vary quite a bit, mainly because of your insurance, the dosage you’re prescribed, and the pharmacy you go to. In the U.S., for people without insurance:

If you’re on the brand‑name version, the cost can be a little higher, but most pharmacies now dispense the generic, which is substantially cheaper.

What can affect the price?

1. Insurance Coverage – Many plans cover Invokana or the generic. If you have a formulary, check if the drug is on your preferred tier.
2. Dosage – The standard dose is 100 mg once daily, but higher doses (300 mg) are available for certain patients; these are more expensive.
3. Pharmacy – Different pharmacies have different discount programs or coupons.
4. Geographic region – Prices can vary by state or city.
5. Copay Assistance – The manufacturer offers a patient assistance program for qualifying low‑income patients.

How to get the best price

• Ask your pharmacist for a discount card or a coupon.
• Use price‑comparison sites like GoodRx or Blink Health to see which pharmacy offers the lowest price near you.
• Check with your health insurer or a pharmacy benefits manager for copay information.
• Ask your doctor about a patient assistance program if you’re eligible.

If you’re looking for a specific price at a pharmacy near you, let me know the location, and I can look up the most recent rates on GoodRx or a similar service.