Naproxen cost?

Prices for naproxen vary a lot by country, form (OTC naproxen sodium 220 mg vs prescription naproxen tablets), strength, bottle size, and retailer. If you tell me your location and whether you want OTC or prescription, I can give a closer estimate. Here are rough ranges to give you an idea:

- United States
- OTC generic naproxen sodium 220 mg (typical Aleve equivalent): about $3–8 for a 100‑tablet bottle; brand Aleve often $6–12 for 50–100 tablets.
- Prescription naproxen tablets (250 mg, 375 mg, 500 mg): price varies with dose and insurance; with insurance many pay a small copay, without insurance cash price can be roughly $10–60 for a 30‑day supply depending on dose.

- United Kingdom
- Naproxen 250 mg tablets are available OTC in many places; typical price around £2–5 for small packs (e.g., 16–24 tablets).

- Canada
- Naproxen products (often generic 250 mg) are generally prescription but some formulations may be available OTC in certain regions; price varies widely with insurer and pharmacy.

Tips to save money
- Ask for the generic version (usually much cheaper than brand).
- Check prices at multiple pharmacies or use online price comparisons or discount programs (e.g., pharmacy apps, coupons).
- If you have insurance, compare copays for generic vs brand.

If you tell me your country/region and whether you want OTC or Rx, plus dose and quantity you need, I can give a more precise estimate or help you compare a couple of local options.