Prices for dextroamphetamine (the active part of Dexedrine and one component in Adderall) vary a lot by country, pharmacy, dosage, and whether you have insurance. I can help you estimate, but I’ll need a few details.
If you’re in the US, here are rough, general ranges (out-of-pocket, no discounts, for a 30-day supply):
- Generic immediate-release dextroamphetamine tablets (5, 10, 15, 20 mg): often around $10–$60, depending on dose and pharmacy; with insurance or discount cards, typically less.
- Brand-name Dexedrine: usually higher than generic, often several tens of dollars more.
- Brand/prescription stimulant combos (e.g., Adderall): commonly in the $100–$300+ range for 30 days without insurance.
- Adderall XR (extended-release): typically higher than IR options, often in the $150–$350+ range for 30 days without insurance.
- 90-day or mail-order options can lower the monthly cost if you have insurance.
Important notes:
- Insurance, coupons, and manufacturer discounts can dramatically reduce out-of-pocket costs.
- Prices vary by dosage and whether you’re getting immediate-release (IR) vs extended-release (XR).
- This is a controlled substance; you’ll need a valid prescription and a licensed pharmacy.
If you share:
- your country/state,
- the exact dose and form you’re asking about (e.g., 5 mg IR tablet, 10 mg IR, Adderall XR 20 mg, etc.),
- whether you have insurance or a discount program,
I can give you a more tailored estimate and steps to check live prices at local pharmacies. I can also suggest ways to lower cost (generic options, discount programs, 90-day supply, etc.).