How much does Neurontin cost without insurance?

Neurontin (Gabapentin) 300 mg costs around $7.20 cash for the generic and $98.00 for the brand. Live prices on this page are verified within the last 72 hours.

What pharmacy has the cheapest Neurontin?

Cost Plus Drugs and Costco typically have the lowest cash price for generic Gabapentin. CVS and Walgreens are the most expensive. Exact rankings update live above.

Is there a real Neurontin coupon?

Yes. The GoodRx coupon for Gabapentin is free and accepted at most US pharmacies. We also show the cash price at Cost Plus and Costco, which is often lower than any coupon.

Do I need to sign up to use the Neurontin coupon?

No. The GoodRx coupon is free and works without an account. Show it to the pharmacist at the counter — no insurance, no signup, no email.

What is the cash price for Neurontin without a coupon?

Cash price for generic Gabapentin averages $7.20 at Cost Plus, 8.14 at Costco. Brand averages $98.00.

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Neurontin

Name: Neurontin 300 mg (Gabapentin)
Brand: Neurontin
SKU: neurontin
Availability: InStock

Gabapentin · 300 mg · capsule · qty 90

Also available in: 100mg · 300mg · 400mg · 600mg · 800mg

Nerve pain, seizures.

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Common uses & information

Neurontin is a brand of Gabapentin, a neuro medication supplied as capsule in a 300 mg strength. It is commonly used for nerve pain, seizures.

An FDA-approved generic (Gabapentin) is available and typically costs less than the brand — compare both cash prices in the table above before you fill.

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Price summary

Form	Class	Brand avg	Generic avg	Savings
capsule 300 mg	Rx	$98.00 — generic is cheaper, see recommendation	$7.20Generic recommended	93%

Clinical information

Boxed warning

FDA Drug Safety Communication (December 2019): serious breathing difficulty (respiratory depression), including deaths, has occurred when gabapentin or pregabalin is combined with opioids, benzodiazepines, or other CNS depressants — and in patients with existing respiratory risk factors (e.g. COPD, older age). Gabapentinoids are not FDA-classified with a formal boxed warning in the label the way black-box drugs are, but the FDA safety communication is being surfaced here with equal visibility because of the seriousness of the risk. Tell your prescriber about every opioid, benzodiazepine, sleep aid, or muscle relaxant you take.

Typical dosing

Titrated from 300 mg/day up to 1800–3600 mg/day in divided doses (dose depends on indication and response). Dose MUST be reduced with impaired kidney function — gabapentin is cleared almost entirely by the kidneys: • CrCl ≥60 mL/min: standard dosing (up to 3600 mg/day in 3 divided doses). • CrCl 30–59 mL/min: reduce total daily dose by about 50% (e.g. 400–1400 mg/day in 2 divided doses). • CrCl 15–29 mL/min: reduce further, about 25% of standard (e.g. 200–700 mg/day, once daily). • CrCl <15 mL/min: 100–300 mg once daily. • Hemodialysis: use a reduced maintenance dose based on CrCl, PLUS a supplemental dose after each dialysis session (dialysis removes gabapentin). Always confirm the exact dose with your prescriber/pharmacist using your current renal function.

Monitoring

Kidney function (CrCl/eGFR) before starting and periodically, since dosing depends on it. Watch for signs of respiratory depression (excess sedation, slow/shallow breathing) especially when combined with opioids or benzodiazepines.

Side effects

Drowsiness, dizziness, peripheral edema, weight gain, fatigue, coordination problems. Serious: respiratory depression (see warning above), suicidal thoughts (small increased risk across anticonvulsants), severe allergic reaction (DRESS syndrome — rash, fever, swollen lymph nodes).

Interactions to know

Antacids reduce absorption — separate by 2 hours. Additive sedation and respiratory depression risk with opioids, benzodiazepines, alcohol, and other CNS depressants — this combination requires caution and, often, dose adjustment or closer monitoring per your prescriber.

Pregnancy & breastfeeding

Limited data — discuss with prescriber.

Clinical content reviewed by the BetterBuyRx clinical team, on 2026-07-07. Read the full wiki entry and sources →

Manufacturer & patient assistance programs

For patient assistance, check NeedyMeds and RxAssist.

FAQ

Is generic Gabapentin the same as Neurontin?

Yes. The FDA requires generics to contain the same active ingredient at the same strength as the brand. Inactive ingredients (binders, dyes) may differ.

How much can I save by choosing the generic?

On average $90.80 per fill (93% off the brand price). Savings vary by pharmacy — see live prices above.

Do I need insurance to get this price?

No. The prices shown on BetterBuyRx are cash prices. Often these beat insurance copays for generics.

How often is this price updated?

At minimum every 72 hours. Many sources refresh every few hours.

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Information for general comparison only. Not medical advice. Confirm with your pharmacist.