How much is mesalamine?

Prices for mesalamine vary a lot by country, formulation (oral tablets, enema, or suppositories), strength, and whether you have insurance or a discount card. Could you tell me:

- Which country you’re in?
- Which form you’re asking about (oral tablets, enema, or suppositories)?

In the U.S. ballpark (out-of-pocket price without insurance; these are rough ranges and can vary by pharmacy):

- Generic oral mesalamine (often 400 mg tablets): roughly $15–$60 for a month’s supply.
- Brand-name oral mesalamine (e.g., Lialda 1.2 g tablets): roughly $300–$500 for a month’s supply.
- Mesalamine enema (Rowasa): about $60–$100 per bottle.
- Mesalamine suppositories (Canasa): about $40–$80 per box.

Prices can be much lower with insurance or discount programs (GoodRx, etc.). If you share your location and preferred formulation, I can give a more specific estimate or suggest ways to save.