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At most Target Optical locations, eye exams usually cost about $60 to $100, with contact lens exams priced higher today.

Common over-the-counter eye drops cost about $5–$20 per bottle, and many prescription eye drops range from $30 to over $150.

Tooth extractions without insurance usually run about $75–$550 per tooth, with complex surgical or wisdom teeth removals landing at the higher end.

Estrogen patches usually cost about $40 to $300 per month, depending on brand, dose, insurance, and where you fill the prescription.

Epidural costs usually range from about $1,000 to $3,000 before insurance, while your bill depends on coverage, hospital pricing, and anesthesia contracts.

Endoscopy costs usually fall between about $1,000 and $4,000, depending on procedure type, setting, and insurance.

In 2025, a two-pack of EpiPens often costs $550–$700 without insurance, while generic epinephrine auto-injectors usually run about $300–$400.

Most dog dental cleanings at a vet clinic cost about $300–$1,000, with higher bills when X-rays, extractions, or specialist care are needed.

Dog abortion at a vet clinic usually costs between $150 and $600, depending on your dog’s size, pregnancy stage, and local prices.

Dog allergy shots usually cost around $300–$800 upfront for testing and setup, then about $60–$120 per month for ongoing injections.