How much do gabapentin cost?

Prices for gabapentin vary a lot depending on country, pharmacy, dosage form (capsule, tablet, solution), strength, quantity, and whether you’re using brand-name or generic. In the US:

- Generic gabapentin (most common) tends to be relatively inexpensive. A typical 1‑month supply can range roughly from about $10 to $60 without insurance, depending on the dose (e.g., 300 mg vs 600 mg) and the number of capsules/tablets you’re prescribed.
- Brand-name gabapentin (Neurontin) is usually much more expensive, often hundreds of dollars per month.

With insurance, your copay can be much lower, sometimes $0–$20 or so, but it depends on your plan.

If you’d like a precise estimate for your situation, tell me:
- Your country and city/ZIP code
- The exact dose and form (e.g., 300 mg capsules, 90-count)
- Whether you want the price with cash, or with a specific insurance plan or discount card

I can give you a closer estimate or help you compare prices at nearby pharmacies.