Cephalexin generic price?

Prices for generic cephalexin vary a lot by country, dosage form, quantity, and pharmacy (and whether you have insurance or a discount card).

In the United States (rough, typical ranges):
- 500 mg capsules: roughly $10–$40 for a typical 7–10 day course (without insurance). With coupons/discount programs (e.g., GoodRx), you might pay as low as about $4–$12.
- 250 mg capsules: usually a bit cheaper, often in the $8–$30 range for a course.
- Suspension (liquid): commonly around $15–$40, depending on concentration and bottle size.

In many other countries, generic cephalexin is often cheaper, but exact prices vary.

Tips to save:
- Check discount programs like GoodRx or SingleCare for your exact pharmacy.
- Ask the pharmacist about the cash price vs. using insurance.
- Compare prices at a few nearby pharmacies; price per dose can differ substantially.
- Ask the prescriber if a different generic strength or form is available that might be cheaper.

If you tell me your country (and, if possible, the dosage and quantity prescribed), I can give a closer estimate and tips for saving at local pharmacies.