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Disulfiram Cost

What drives disulfiram cost, generic pharmacy pricing, insurance coverage, and how cost compares with other alcohol use disorder medicines.

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Key takeaway

Disulfiram cost is usually a generic pharmacy question, not a specialty-drug invoice. Coverage and cash prices vary by store and plan. Call or text (800) 653-9376 for help finding alcohol treatment that includes medication options.

Last updated: Wed Oct 07 2026 00:00:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)

Disulfiram is usually inexpensive relative to monthly injectables, which is why cost pages should stay honest: get a pharmacy quote and a legitimate prescription.

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What changes the price

Generic manufacturer, pharmacy, quantity, and insurance tier. Sibling: Antabuse cost, disulfiram side effects.

Coverage tips

Ask Member Services whether disulfiram is preferred generic. Pair the fill with counseling about alcohol reactions and hidden alcohol sources.

Broker filter

Anyone selling "imported Antabuse" without a U.S. pharmacy trail is a safety problem.

Next step

Pharmacy quote, clinician visit, FindTreatment.gov, or call or text (800) 653-9376.

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Common Questions

How much does disulfiram cost without insurance?

Cash prices are often modest compared with injectables, but they still vary by pharmacy. Ask for today's quote.

Does Medicaid cover disulfiram?

Many state Medicaid formularies cover generic disulfiram when prescribed. Verify for your state plan.

Is Antabuse cost the same search?

Yes for most shoppers. See Antabuse cost for the brand-name search path.

Why might a clinician pick something else?

Liver disease, adherence, and drinking goals can favor naltrexone or acamprosate instead. Cost alone should not be the only filter.

Can family buy it to slip into food?

No. Secret dosing is dangerous and unethical. The person and a prescriber decide together.

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