Mental Health

How Much Does Zoloft Cost Without Insurance in 2024?

Ashley Brooks
Ashley Brooks1 Jan 2024
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Without insurance, Zoloft can cost over $500 depending on where you obtain the prescription. Opting for the generic version or subscribing to a prescription service can help save you hundreds on your Zoloft prescription. Zoloft is an antidepressant medication that helps treat a range of psychiatric conditions. 

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The Cost of Zoloft

The cost of Zoloft can be well over $500 when paying out of pocket. Costs can vary depending on the number of pills in a single prescription, whether you opt for brand name versus generic, and the pharmacy in which you get your prescription. If you don’t have insurance, you may want to consider a prescription subscription service or discount membership such as MiraRx, which can reduce the cost by hundreds of dollars.

Below is a comparison of the cost of brand name Zoloft compared to the generic Sertraline HCl at different retail pharmacies. The cost is based on a prescription of 30 count, 50mg tablets. 

The Cost of Zoloft vs. Sertraline HCI at Different Pharmacies

PharmacyZoloft Sertraline HCl 
CVS Pharmacy$432.739$34.52
Walgreens$568.84$37.69
Walmart$431.90$24.10
Kroger$443.40$15.07

Source: Single Care

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Ashley Brooks

Ashley Brooks works in Healthcare Consulting and graduates with her MPH in September of 2022 from George Washington University, but graduated with her B.S. in Health Science from James Madison University in 2019. Ashley has been with Mira since June of 2021 and shares the passion for creating affordable healthcare coverage for all!

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