How much does naproxen cost?

Prices for naproxen vary widely by country, whether it’s OTC or prescription, the dosage, and the store. Rough ranges (U.S.) to give you an idea:

- OTC naproxen sodium 220 mg (generic or brand like Aleve): usually about $5–$12 for a bottle with 24–50 tablets.
- Brand-name Aleve 220 mg: typically around $7–$15 for a 50-tablet bottle.
- Prescription naproxen (usually 250 mg or 375–500 mg tablets): without insurance, roughly $10–$50 for a 20–40 tablet supply, depending on strength and quantity.
- With insurance or discount programs, many people pay $0–$25 per prescription.

Prices can be much higher or lower in other countries, and discounts or coupons can change things a lot.

If you want a precise figure, tell me:
- your country and city
- whether you want OTC naproxen or a prescription
- the strength and how many tablets you need

I can suggest ways to save (generic options, coupons, pharmacy discount programs like GoodRx, Walmart’s $4 generics, etc.).