What is the cost of Xifaxin (Rifaximin) without insurance?

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From the Guidelines

The cost of Xifaxan (Rifaximin) without insurance is approximately $2586 for sixty 550-mg tablets 1.

Cost Breakdown

  • This cost is based on the average retail cost of the drug, as reported in a study published in the JAMA Network Open 1.
  • It's worth noting that prices may vary depending on the pharmacy and location, but $2586 for sixty 550-mg tablets is a commonly cited estimate.

Key Points to Consider

  • A typical dose of Xifaxan is 550mg taken twice daily, but the cost of the medication can add up quickly, especially for patients without insurance.
  • Patients should check with local pharmacies for the most accurate pricing information, as prices can vary significantly depending on the location and pharmacy 1.
  • Additionally, patients may want to consider exploring patient assistance programs or discount cards to help reduce the cost of Xifaxan.

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