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In the U.S., the price of the 20-mg Lexapro tablet ranges from about $10 for generic to $550+ for brand, based on pharmacy and discounts.

In U.S. pharmacies, Lexapro 10 mg runs about $15–$60 for generic or roughly $380–$580 for brand for 30 tablets, before insurance.

At Walmart, a 5-pen Lantus SoloStar carton can be $35 with the Sanofi/GoodRx offer; without savings, retail cash often lands near $200–$425.

Without insurance, Lantus SoloStar often runs $400–$550 per 5-pen box; Sanofi’s program can lower a 30-day supply to $35.

As of October 2025 in the U.S., Levemir is discontinued, so most Walmart pharmacies show no price or stock for this insulin.

Lantus insulin without insurance usually runs $35–$100 per month out of pocket when you use current cash-price discounts or Sanofi’s $35 program.

At many Walmart pharmacies, levothyroxine cash prices are $4 for 30 tablets or $10 for 90 tablets under the store’s generic program.

In the U.S. during 2025, Levemir was discontinued, so there’s no standard cash price; any remaining stock is limited and priced by pharmacy.

At Walmart, brand Levaquin is discontinued; generic levofloxacin often runs $10–$20 with coupons, and cash prices can be far higher by location.