Xcopri cost without insurance?

Xcopri (cenobamate) is brand-name only right now, so the cash price without insurance can be quite high and varies a lot by dose and pharmacy.

- Typical range: For a monthly maintenance dose, many people pay several thousand dollars a month. Depending on the dose (and how many tablets you need each day), the cash price can roughly fall in the low thousands to several thousands per month. Higher doses can be more expensive.
- Exact price: The only reliable way to know your exact out-of-pocket cash price is to check with a pharmacy or use a price comparison tool (e.g., GoodRx) for your local options and the specific dose and quantity you’re prescribed.

Ways to potentially reduce cost:
- Check price with multiple pharmacies (some may have lower cash prices).
- Look up savings cards or manufacturer patient-assistance programs from Eisai (the maker of Xcopri).
- Ask your clinician about any eligible discounts, patient programs, or alternatives if cost is a barrier.
- If you have insurance, your plan might cover Xcopri with a lower co-pay; sometimes a formulary change or different dosage form can affect cost.

If you’d like, tell me your country and the approximate dose you’re considering (e.g., 200 mg twice daily, etc.), and I can give a rough ballpark and help you think of price-check steps you can take.