In the U.S., a blood type test usually costs $25–$46 at major labs; hospital outpatient and add-ons can push it above $60.

In the U.S., a testosterone test costs $30–$130 at discount sites, about $69 at major labs, and $69–$120 for home kits, before insurance.

Diabetes testing commonly runs $0–$200 per test in the U.S., depending on test type, setting, and insurance.

A COVID-19 test runs $0 to $195+, depending on type, insurance, and where you get it.

Januvia 100 mg pricing typically runs about $330 for 30 tablets before insurance or coupons, though pharmacy and plan factors can swing it.

In U.S. retail, a 30-day supply of Jardiance 10 mg typically runs about $600–$700 cash, with the maker listing $629.43 before pharmacy add-ons.

Across U.S. pharmacies, itraconazole often runs ~$35–$60 for 30 capsules and ~$113 for 150 mL oral solution before insurance or coupons.

IV vitamin C therapy costs around $100–$400 per infusion in clinics; dose, setting, and testing push the price higher.

IV acetaminophen often runs $50–$60 per 1,000-mg vial, with Medicare paying about $5 per 1,000 mg under code J0131.

IV iron infusion costs range from about $400 to over $4,300 per visit, driven by drug choice, location, and insurance terms.