Samsca price?

Samsca (generic: mirtazapine) – typical price ranges

What the table shows:

• Prices are for a 30‑day supply of the most common strengths.
• Retail prices can vary widely (pharmacy, location, whether the pharmacy sells a brand‑name vs. generic, and whether you’re buying a full or half‑tablet dose).
• Insurance plans often cover a large portion of the cost, so the out‑of‑pocket price may be much lower than the sticker price.

How to get an accurate price for you

1. Check with your pharmacy.
   Call or visit the pharmacy you normally use and ask for the exact price of the dose and quantity you need.

2. Use online price‑comparison tools.
   Sites like GoodRx, Blink Health, or RxSaver let you enter your prescription and compare prices at local and online pharmacies. These tools also show any available coupons or discount programs.

3. Ask your insurance or pharmacy benefit manager (PBM).
   Many plans have preferred or “in‑network” pharmacies where the copay is lower. Contact the customer service number on your insurance card to get the exact cost you’ll pay.

4. Ask about generic.
   Samsca is a brand name; the generic is mirtazapine, which is usually significantly cheaper. Make sure your provider is prescribing the generic version unless a specific reason for the brand name is given.

5. Look for manufacturer assistance.
   If cost is a major barrier, the manufacturer (AstraZeneca) sometimes offers patient assistance programs or coupons for eligible patients.

Things that can affect cost

Bottom line:
The out‑of‑pocket cost for a 30‑day supply of Samsca can range from about $15 to $70 depending on dose, pharmacy, insurance, and whether you’re paying for the brand or generic version. For the most accurate estimate, contact your pharmacy or use an online price‑comparison service with your prescription details.