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Without insurance, a typical Norco prescription runs about $10–$30 for 12 tablets, though cash prices vary widely by dose and pharmacy.

HIV drugs can range from a few dollars with assistance to thousands per month without insurance, depending on regimen and location.

Most GLP-1 injections list near $1,000 a month, but insurance and savings programs often bring monthly costs down to a few hundred dollars.

Without insurance, inhalers usually cost about $25–$100 for generics and $200–$350 or more for many brand-name inhalers.

Without insurance, generic hydrocodone prescriptions often range from about $20 to $100 or more, depending on strength, quantity, and pharmacy pricing.

Most GLP-1 drugs without insurance cost about $900–$1,300 per month in the U.S., though some self-pay programs and pills run closer to $150–$500.

Lidocaine patches usually cost about $1–$7 per patch, depending on strength, brand, prescription status, and discounts.

Nicotine patches usually cost about $20–$80 per box, with a typical quit attempt running $150–$400 in total before insurance or discounts.

In many countries a month of generic iron tablets costs about $5–$15, while branded or gentle formulas can reach $20–$30.

Iron pills usually cost between $5 and $25 per month, depending on dose, brand, and whether you choose generic or prescription options.