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Caplyta (lumateperone) is sold as 42 mg capsules. There isn’t a marketed Caplyta 10.5 mg capsule, so if a prescription says 10.5 mg, please double-check with the prescriber or pharmacist—it's not a standard Caplyta dose. Price guidance (US context, since prices vary a lot by country and by payer): - The out-of-pocket cost without insurance can be several hundred to well over $1,000 for a 30-day supply. - With insurance, the typical copay often falls in the tens of dollars range, but this depends on your plan. - Prices also vary by pharmacy; discount programs (eg, GoodRx) or manufacturer patient assistance may reduce the cost. What you can do to get a current figure: - Check the cash price with your local pharmacy. - Compare using a discount program (GoodRx or similar). - Ask the pharmacist about the price with your insurance and whether a generic option or a different formulation is available. - See if Intra-Cellular Therapies offers a patient assistance program if cost is a barrier. If you’d like, tell me your country/region and a preferred pharmacy, and I can guide you on where to look or how to estimate your out-of-pocket cost.
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