Cost of hydroxyzine?

Prices for hydroxyzine vary a lot by country, form (hydroxyzine HCl vs hydroxyzine pamoate), dose, brand vs generic, and pharmacy. Here’s a rough US guidance:

- Generic hydroxyzine HCl (common 10–50 mg tablets): typically around $5–60 for a 30‑day supply without insurance, depending on dose and quantity. With insurance, copays often in the $0–$25 range.
- Brand-name (Atarax or Vistaril): usually higher, often substantially more than the generic—commonly tens to a couple hundred dollars per month depending on dose and insurer.
- 90‑day supplies or larger quantities can reduce the per‑month cost.

Ways to find an exact price:
- Check GoodRx or your insurer’s online formulary for current prices.
- Compare prices at nearby pharmacies (some offer online quotes).
- Ask about a generic substitute to lower cost.
- If cost is a barrier, ask your prescriber about lower-dose alternatives or a different regimen, and whether a 90‑day supply is appropriate.

If you tell me your country, the exact dose (e.g., 25 mg), and whether you want brand vs generic, I can give a more tailored estimate.