How Much Does an EpiPen Cost Without Insurance in 2026? $171 to $814

What moves the price

• Brand or generic. A brand EpiPen two-pack averages $712.09 at GoodRx and is $814 at SingleCare. The generic averages $348.52 at GoodRx. This is the biggest price driver.
• Coupon or no coupon. With a free GoodRx or SingleCare coupon, the generic two-pack can cost $171 to $174, against $348.52 on average without one.
• The pharmacy you pick. SingleCare says generic two-pack prices can differ by more than $200 between pharmacies. A coupon price at CVS may not match the price at another store.
• Adult or Jr size. SingleCare lists the brand EpiPen Jr two-pack at $781. GoodRx lists it at $717.71. Your doctor picks the size.
• Other brands. SingleCare lists the Auvi-Q two-pack at $845 with no coupon. Its listing for generic Adrenaclick had no price.
• Which date you check. GoodRx and SingleCare update prices often. The figures here are from August 2026 and May 2026. Your price today may be different.
• Your insurance type. EpiPen's savings card is only for commercially insured patients, according to the EpiPen website. A person with no insurance pays the cash prices on this page.
• Financial need. People with a demonstrated financial need may qualify for free medicine under the Viatris Patient Assistance Program. Auvi-Q also has an assistance program for uninsured people.

What is included

A two-pack means one carton with two epinephrine auto-injectors in it. The prices on this page are per carton. SingleCare notes that a brand two-pack at $814 works out to about $407 per injector.

Brand EpiPen. This is the name brand product. GoodRx lists the two-pack at an average of $712.09 and EpiPen Jr at an average of $717.71. SingleCare lists the two-pack at $814 and EpiPen Jr at $781. With a SingleCare coupon, one listing shows the brand two-pack at $597 at Kroger.

Authorized generic. EpiPen's own website lists an authorized generic called Epinephrine Injection, USP Auto-Injectors. GoodRx lists the generic auto-injector two-pack at an average of $348.52 and the generic Jr two-pack at $339.61. With a coupon, GoodRx lists the generic as low as $174.04 and the generic Jr as low as $260.74. SingleCare lists the generic at $171 at CVS and the generic Jr at $261 at CVS. SingleCare also reports an average of $753 for the generic two-pack without a coupon. That is much higher than the GoodRx average, so compare pharmacies.

Teva generic. SingleCare mentions Teva generics, but neither page gave a separate Teva price, so we do not list one.

Other products. SingleCare lists Auvi-Q at $845 for a two-pack. Its page gave no price for generic Adrenaclick. Food Allergy Research and Education lists an Impax epinephrine auto-injector, an authorized generic of Adrenaclick, with up to $10 off each two-pack for cash payers.

Savings programs in more detail. EpiPen's website says the savings card is for commercially insured patients and covers up to six cartons per calendar year. GoodRx reports up to $300 per prescription on brand EpiPen products and up to $40 per prescription on generic versions. You sign up on an activation site, then print the card or keep it on your phone, and show it to the pharmacist at each pickup. The Viatris Patient Assistance Program is separate. It gives certain medicines free to people with a demonstrated financial need. The EpiPen page does not list income limits, so check the program page or call before you apply.

What is not included. These prices do not include the doctor visit that gets you the prescription. Ask the pharmacist for the full amount before you pay.

Ways to pay less

• Ask for the generic by name. Ask for Epinephrine Injection, USP Auto-Injectors, the authorized generic listed on EpiPen's website. GoodRx shows it at an average of $348.52, far below the brand average of $712.09.
• Use a free coupon. Look up your ZIP code at GoodRx.com or SingleCare.com. GoodRx lists the generic two-pack as low as $174.04, and SingleCare lists $171 at CVS. Show the coupon at the counter.
• Compare pharmacies. SingleCare says generic two-pack prices can differ by more than $200 from one pharmacy to another. Check three stores near you before you buy.
• Apply to the Viatris Patient Assistance Program. It provides certain medicines free to people with a demonstrated financial need. Start at epipen.com/access-and-savings-programs.
• Check the EpiPen savings card if you have commercial insurance. EpiPen's site says it covers up to six cartons a year for commercially insured patients. GoodRx reports it can save up to $300 on brand and up to $40 on generic. The terms can change, so read them on the site.
• Look at Auvi-Q assistance. Food Allergy Research and Education says uninsured patients may get Auvi-Q at no cost through its Patient Assistance Program, based on financial need. Visit auvi-q.com/affordability or call 877-302-8847.
• Try the Impax auto-injector offer. It is an authorized generic of Adrenaclick. Cash payers can get up to $10 off each two-pack. Call 855-449-4712 or visit sservices.trialcard.com/Coupon/Epinephrine.
• Ask your doctor about a lower cost generic. SingleCare suggests asking your provider whether a generic epinephrine auto-injector is right for you.

What price guides say

We checked 4 price guides and read every number on their pages. They do not all measure the same thing, so the ranges on this page come from putting them side by side.

• EpiPen (Viatris): Access and savings programs, authorized generic and Patient Assistance Program
• GoodRx: How to save on EpiPen and generic epinephrine auto-injectors (updated August 6, 2026)
• SingleCare: EpiPen without insurance (updated May 5, 2026)
• Food Allergy Research and Education: Medication affordability assistance programs

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