Prices for sildenafil (generic Viagra) vary a lot by country, dose, quantity, and whether you have insurance or discount programs. Here are rough ballparks for 2026 to help you compare, but tell me your exact dose and country if you want current numbers.
- United States (generic sildenafil citrate)
- Typical cash price for generic 50 mg or 100 mg tablets: roughly $0.40 to $2 per tablet.
- 30-tablet supply might range from about $12 to $60 before discounts.
- With discount programs (e.g., GoodRx) or insurance, out-of-pocket can be much lower, often in the single digits to low tens of dollars per month.
- Brand Viagra is usually much more expensive than the generic.
- Europe (generic sildenafil citrate)
- Prices vary by country, pharmacy, and dose, but many markets have generics around €0.30 to €2 per tablet.
- Typical packs might contain 8–28 tablets; monthly costs can range from roughly €5 to €25+ depending on dose and quantity.
- In the UK, private-pharmacy prices often fall roughly in the £2–£5 per tablet range; NHS pricing can be lower with a prescription.
Notes and tips
- Dose matters: 25 mg, 50 mg, and 100 mg tablets are common; price per tablet is usually similar across doses, but a larger pack or higher-dose tablet can save per-tablet cost.
- Brand vs generic: generics are usually substantially cheaper than brand-name Viagra.
- Shopping tips: use pharmacy price comparison tools (in the US, GoodRx or similar; in Europe, country-specific price portals or pharmacy apps). If you have insurance, check your plan’s formulary and co-pay.
- Safety: sildenafil requires a prescription in many places; don’t buy from unverified online sources. Check with a clinician if you have nitrates, certain heart conditions, or other medicines that could interact.
Would you like me to look up current prices for a specific country (US or a European country) and a specific dose (25 mg, 50 mg, or 100 mg) and a quantity? If you tell me the country, dose, and whether you want brand or generic, I can provide more precise numbers.