Cash prices for the MMR vaccine often run $95–$130 per dose, plus a $20–$50 administration fee, depending on the site.

Prescription-strength ibuprofen 800 mg usually costs $12–$25 cash for 30 tablets, with coupons dropping many fills near $8–$15.

In the U.S., Mohs surgery without insurance typically costs $1,500–$5,000 per site, with complex cases reaching five figures.

Mole removal surgery usually costs $150–$1,500 before insurance, with an extra $100–$200 when tissue goes to a lab.

Mole removal cost without insurance usually ranges from $150 to $1,000+, with method, size, and pathology driving the total.

With coverage, removing a mole often means paying your copay and coinsurance after the deductible, with many bills landing between $0 and $250.

In U.S. pharmacies, misoprostol tablets often run about $2–$6 per 200 mcg with a discount card, with cash prices higher without savings.

Misoprostol abortion pill pricing varies by access channel, dose, and services bundled with care.

In the U.S., medication-abortion care typically runs $150–$600+, based on setting, state rules, and what the service includes.

Mirena without health insurance often costs $900–$2,500 in the U.S., including device, insertion, and visits; the device itself runs near $1,150.