Expect to pay anywhere from $100 to $400 for a 30-day supply of Remeron without insurance. This price varies significantly depending on pharmacy and dosage.
With insurance, your out-of-pocket cost depends heavily on your specific plan. A copay might range from $0 to $100, but some plans might require a higher copay or even a percentage of the total cost. Always check your insurance’s formulary to confirm coverage and cost-sharing details before purchasing.
To minimize costs, consider using a prescription discount card. Many pharmacies offer these cards, and they can sometimes provide savings even with insurance.
Generic mirtazapine is available and often considerably cheaper than brand-name Remeron. Ask your doctor if a generic alternative is suitable for you.
Always discuss pricing directly with your pharmacy. They can provide the most accurate estimate based on your insurance and any available discounts.
