Cost of nimodipine?

Prices for nimodipine vary a lot by country, pharmacy, and whether you’re using brand-name or generic. In the US, a typical 21-day course (the common regimen is 60 mg every 4 hours, i.e., two 30 mg capsules per dose) can cost roughly a few hundred to over a thousand dollars out-of-pocket without insurance. With insurance or discounts, the copay can be much lower, sometimes $0–$50 or more, depending on your plan.

A few tips to check current price for you:
- Ask your local pharmacies for a cash price and for generic nimodipine.
- Use price-comparison tools such as GoodRx or your insurer’s formulary to see what your out-of-pocket would be.
- If cost is a barrier, talk to your prescriber or pharmacist about generic options, alternative dosing schedules (only as medically appropriate), or patient-assistance programs.

If you tell me your country and whether you want brand-name or generic, I can give more specific guidance and help you plan how to check prices nearby.