Levothyroxine out of pocket cost?

Prices for levothyroxine (the usual tablet; generic) vary a lot by dose, quantity, pharmacy, and your insurance. Here’s a rough guide:

- Generic levothyroxine (most people use this)
- 30-day supply: roughly $4 to $15 cash price, depending on dose (e.g., 25–100 mcg) and pharmacy.
- 90-day supply (mail-order or pharmacy): roughly $8 to $30 cash price.
- Brand-name (Synthroid, Levoxyl, etc.)
- Typically much higher than generic; cash prices often in the tens to hundreds of dollars for a 30-day supply, depending on dose.
- With insurance
- Copays for generic levothyroxine often range from $0 to about $40 per month.
- Brand-name can be higher, depending on the plan and formulary.
- Other ways to save
- Use a discount program (GoodRx, SingleCare, manufacturer coupons).
- Ask about a 90-day mail-order option.
- See if your pharmacy can price-match or offer a lower-cost generic alternative.
- Check if you qualify for patient assistance or manufacturer savings.

If you’d like, tell me your dosage (mcg), how many tablets you use per month, your location, and whether you have insurance. I can give a more tailored estimate and steps to find the best price.