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Prescription Drug
Cost Calculator

By Rocco DeLuca, Licensed Medicare Insurance Agent · Updated July 2026 · How we keep this accurate

Type a brand or generic drug name to get a rough cash-price estimate for your monthly and annual cost, and see whether a lower-cost generic is available. These are educational estimates, not your Medicare plan’s actual price — for that, compare Part D plans or call us.

Prescription costs vary widely by drug, pharmacy, and Medicare plan. Type a medication below for a rough monthly and annual cash-price estimate — and see whether a lower-cost generic is available. For your exact copay, compare Part D plans.

Brand & Generic Lookup

Type any drug name and get a rough cash-price estimate, brand or generic.

Lower-Cost Alternatives

See whether a lower-cost generic exists and how much it could save you a year.

Adjusts by Pharmacy

Pick a pharmacy to see how your estimate shifts against the average.

Still Too High?

Text us your medication list — we'll check whether a different Part D plan saves you money.

Type a brand or generic name and pick from the list.

Units per month (e.g. 30 for once-daily pills).

Optional — adjusts the estimate.

Search for a medication above to see your estimated cost.

Paying too much for prescriptions?

Send us your medication list — we’ll check whether a different plan saves you money. Free, no pressure.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are these my exact drug prices?
No — these are rough average cash-price estimates for education, not your plan’s price. Actual costs vary by pharmacy, location, dosage, coupons, and your Medicare drug plan’s formulary tier. For exact pricing, check the Medicare Plan Finder, ask your pharmacist, or call us.
Is a generic always available?
No. Many brand-name drugs — including newer diabetes and weight-loss injectables like Ozempic and Jardiance — don’t yet have an FDA-approved generic equivalent. When one does exist, generics use the same active ingredient and must meet the same FDA standards as the brand.
How can I actually lower what I pay for my medications?
The biggest lever is usually your Medicare drug plan — different Part D and Medicare Advantage plans put the same drug on different tiers with different copays. Send us your medication list and we’ll check whether a different plan saves you money.

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