Lidocaine and prilocaine cream price?

Prices for lidocaine/prilocaine cream (often sold as EMLA cream, 2.5%/2.5%) vary a lot by country, brand vs generic, and whether it’s prescription or OTC. I don’t have real-time pricing, so I can’t give a exact number for you yet.

If you tell me:
- your country/place
- whether you want brand (EMLA) or a generic
- Rx vs OTC (in your area)

I can give a tighter ballpark. In the meantime, here are rough ranges to expect:

- United States: typically higher for Rx products. A small 5 g tube might cost roughly $15–40 with insurance, and a larger tube (e.g., 30 g) could be around $60–120 without insurance. Generic versions are usually cheaper than brand-name.
- Canada: commonly around CAD$15–40 for a small tube; larger tubes can be CAD$40–70 or more.
- United Kingdom: if prescribed, NHS charges apply per item; private prices vary but small tubes are often in the £10–£20 range. Availability without prescription varies by area.
- Other countries: prices vary similarly with currency and pharmacy practices.

Ways to save money or find current prices:
- Ask for the generic lidocaine/prilocaine cream if you don’t need the brand-name EMLA.
- Check with multiple pharmacies (including online) for price comparisons.
- Use prescription discount programs or manufacturer coupons if available.
- If it’s for a minor procedure, confirm the exact strength and amount you need with your clinician to avoid paying for more than necessary.

If you share your country and whether you want brand or generic (and Rx vs OTC), I’ll give a closer price range and tips for your area.