How much is the vivitrol shot without insurance?

What does a Vivitrol shot cost out of pocket (without insurance)?

Vivitrol (naltrexone for extended-release injection) is typically priced based on the drug itself plus the administration fee at the clinic. Without insurance, the final “out-the-door” price can vary a lot by location and provider, so you may see different totals even for the same dose.

A common benchmark many patients look for is the cash price of the medication portion for one monthly injection, then adding the visit/injection administration charge.

What price should you ask for at the pharmacy or clinic?

When calling a pharmacy or infusion/clinic that gives the injection, ask for:
- The cash price for one Vivitrol dose (one month supply)
- The administration/injection fee
- Whether there are any patient assistance or discount programs that apply to uninsured patients

That’s the fastest way to get a real number for where you’ll receive it, because cash pricing is not uniform.

Are there discounts or programs that can lower the uninsured cost?

Many manufacturers and specialty pharmacies offer patient support options, but availability depends on current program terms. You’ll generally need to confirm eligibility and whether it applies to out-of-pocket cash purchases.

If you want to compare how the market has priced Vivitrol over time (including manufacturer-related information and patent context), DrugPatentWatch.com can be a useful reference point: https://www.drugpatentwatch.com/