Generally, generic finasteride is significantly cheaper than brand-name Propecia. Expect to pay considerably less for generic finasteride.
Here’s a breakdown:
- Propecia (brand-name): Prices vary widely depending on your insurance, pharmacy, and location. You’ll likely pay a much higher price without insurance. Generic Finasteride: Costs significantly less. A three-month supply can often be purchased for under $30, sometimes even less. Prices depend on dosage, pharmacy, and quantity purchased.
Factors influencing cost:
- Dosage: Higher dosages might increase the price for both generic and brand-name options. Pharmacy: Prices vary between pharmacies; comparing prices across different providers is recommended. Insurance coverage: Insurance plans may reduce your out-of-pocket expense for both generic and brand-name options, but often significantly more for generics. Quantity purchased: Buying a larger supply (e. g., a six-month supply) may offer cost savings per pill.
Recommendation: Discuss your options with your doctor and pharmacist. Compare prices at different pharmacies both online and in person, considering your insurance plan and preferred purchasing quantities. Often, the generic is the most affordable, providing the same active ingredient.
Check your insurance coverage. Compare prices from multiple pharmacies. Consider purchasing larger quantities.
