Is lorazepam expensive?

In general, lorazepam is inexpensive when you get the generic version. The brand-name version (Ativan) is usually more expensive. The exact price varies a lot by country, dose (0.5 mg, 1 mg, 2 mg), how many tablets you get, and whether you have insurance or pharmacy discounts.

- With insurance or discount programs, many people pay only a few dollars per prescription.
- Without insurance or discounts, the cash price can range from a few dollars to several tens of dollars for a month’s supply, depending on dosage and quantity.
- Brand-name lorazepam tends to be noticeably more expensive than the generic.

If you share your country, the dose you’re prescribed, and how many days’ supply you need (or your pharmacy), I can give a closer estimate and suggest ways to save (e.g., generic option, coupons, patient assistance).