Mesalamine generic price?

Prices for generic mesalamine vary a lot by country, dose, and dosage form (tablets vs. capsules vs. enema/suppository) and by pharmacy or discount programs.

Rough US ranges for a typical 30-day supply (out-of-pocket, no insurance) for generic mesalamine:
- 400 mg tablets: about $40–$120
- 800 mg tablets: about $60–$150

With insurance or discount cards (like GoodRx), your copay can be much lower, often $0–$30 for many plans.

Brand-name versions (Asacol, Lialda, Pentasa, etc.) are more expensive.

If you’d like a more precise estimate, tell me:
- Your country (or the country you’re buying in)
- The exact dose and form prescribed (e.g., 800 mg tablets, 400 mg capsules, mesalamine enema, etc.)
- The pharmacy you plan to use (or I can guide you to quickly check at common ones)

I can then give you a closer price range or steps to compare prices online.