How much does an 8 mg Suboxone film/tablet cost (cash price vs. with insurance)?
The price of “8 mg Suboxone” depends on:
- Whether it’s Suboxone film or generic buprenorphine/naloxone
- Your dose form count (how many films/tablets per box)
- Whether you pay cash or use insurance/pharmacy discount programs
- The pharmacy and location
Because prices vary by product and local pricing, a single nationwide number isn’t available from the information provided here.
What exactly counts as “8 mg Suboxone”?
People commonly mean one of these:
- Suboxone buprenorphine/naloxone 8 mg/2 mg (the standard strength used for maintenance)
- Generic buprenorphine/naloxone in the same strength (often much cheaper than brand)
If you tell me whether it’s film or tablet and the package size (e.g., “30 films” or “56 films”), I can help you narrow the most likely pricing range.
If you’re paying out of pocket, what can change the price most?
Most cash-price swings come from:
- Whether you can use a pharmacy discount card
- Whether the pharmacy has a generic available
- Whether you’re buying the brand product (Suboxone) versus a generic
- Your ZIP code (prices differ across regions)
What you can do to get the exact price today
Check the price directly at:
- Your local pharmacy counter/phone line
- A major online pharmacy listing (if available in your area)
- A discount program you’re eligible for
If you share your state/ZIP, whether it’s film vs tablet, and the count in the box, I can help you estimate what you’ll likely pay and what to ask the pharmacy for.
Quick question so I can be accurate
Is it Suboxone (brand) or a generic, and is it film or tablet? Also, how many per package (30/56/28, etc.)?