Janumet price?

Prices for Janumet vary a lot by country, strength/dose, and how much you’re buying (monthly supply, 3-month supply, etc.). I can give a rough range or help you check current prices if you share a bit more detail.

For the United States (as a rough guide):
- Janumet commonly comes as sitagliptin 50 mg + metformin 500 mg per tablet, taken as 2 tablets daily. A 1-month supply (around 60 tablets) often costs about $500–$700 at a retail pharmacy without insurance.
- Janumet XR tends to be a bit more expensive, typically in the ballpark of $600–$800 per month depending on the exact strength and quantity.
- Your actual out-of-pocket could be much lower with insurance, coupons, or manufacturer programs.

Notes:
- There may not be a generic Janumet widely available in the US yet; you could sometimes reduce costs by using separate generic metformin plus a brand-name or different formulation, but that should only be done under a clinician’s guidance.
- Prices vary by pharmacy and location; online price databases (like GoodRx) or your insurance plan can give you specifics.

If you tell me:
- your country or region
- the exact Janumet strength(s) you’re using (e.g., 50/500 mg, 50/1000 mg, XR, etc.)
- how many tablets you take per day and how many you buy per month
I can give a tighter estimate and suggest ways to save (insurance, coupons, patient assistance programs).