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Prices vary a lot by country, pharmacy, and whether you get the brand (Keppra) or generic levetiracetam. Without insurance in the US, a rough ballpark is: - Generic levetiracetam 500 mg tablets: about $60–$180 per 30-day supply (you typically need ~60 tablets for a 30-day month if you take 500 mg twice daily). - Brand-name Keppra 500 mg: somewhat higher, roughly $120–$260 per month, depending on the pharmacy and tablet count. Things that affect the price: - Pharmacy and location - Tablet count in the bottle - Whether you use cash price, insurance, or a discount program (GoodRx, SingleCare, manufacturer coupons) - Dose schedule (some people use different daily amounts) Tips to get the best price: - Check cash prices at local pharmacies and compare with GoodRx or similar discount programs. - Ask about a 90-day supply if available; sometimes it’s cheaper per month. - See if there are patient assistance programs or manufacturer discounts, especially for brand-name. If you tell me your country and city/ZIP (or just US vs another country) and whether you want the price for a 30-day supply or a different plan, I can give a more tailored estimate or help you look up current prices.
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