Cost of omeprazole?

Prices for omeprazole vary a lot by country, dosage, form (OTC vs Rx), and whether you use generic or brand-name. Here are rough US ballparks:

- OTC (often 20 mg capsules, typical adult use)
- Generic/store brands: about $6–$15 for a 14–42 count bottle.
- Brand-name: usually higher, often $10–$25 or more for the same size.

- Prescription (generic omeprazole, e.g., 20 mg or 40 mg)
- With insurance: copays commonly around $0–$20 per month.
- Without insurance: roughly $10–$30 for a 30-day supply, depending on pharmacy and dose.

If you’re outside the US, prices can be quite different, but generics are typically cheaper than brands in many places, and health systems or subsidies can reduce out-of-pocket costs.

If you tell me:
- your country
- whether it’s OTC or Rx
- the dosage and how many tablets you’re buying

I can give a more precise estimate and point you to ways to save (e.g., generic vs brand, larger quantity, mail-order pharmacies, or discount programs).