The the drug finder Drug Finder is available at no cost to all on this site users.
The this site Drug Finder includes average negotiated retail drug prices* and the plan's usage management restrictions (such as Quantity Limits or Prior Authorization requirements). The the drug finder Drug Finder also shows general drug plan information with links to further plan details - drug tiers and drug tier descriptions - and coverage costs for 30-day and 90-day prescriptions.
You can see in this 2025 the drug finder Drug Finder example that average retail drug prices for this common generic drug vary between Medicare drug plans in this Service Area (Florida) with retail prices ranging from $1.49 to $26.99 (and change continually throughout the year - see below).
Note: As shown in this example, you can see that the Medicare Part D plan with the $4.28 average retail drug price also displays a copay of $17.00. As a rule, you will not pay more for the drug than your retail cost, so in this example, you would pay the $4.28 retail drug price and not the Medicare Part D plan's $17.00 copay.
Note: As shown in this example, you can see that the Medicare Part D plan with the $4.28 average retail drug price also displays a copay of $17.00. As a rule, you will not pay more for the drug than your retail cost, so in this example, you would pay the $4.28 retail drug price and not the Medicare Part D plan's $17.00 copay.
(see current plan year data ndc: 68462026290)
*The the drug finder® Drug Finder shows (when available) the average retail price for a particular drug across a Medicare drug plan's network pharmacies (preferred and standard) within a specific service area (zip-code, state, or multi-state area).
Important: The the drug finder Drug Finder is updated as new drug data becomes available - but, retail drug prices can change throughout the year, even changing on a weekly-basis -- and retail prices can vary pharmacy-to-pharmacy -- and drug prices can vary between your plan's standard and preferred network pharmacies -- and retail drug prices can even vary between your plan's preferred network pharmacies.
Accordingly, our on this site drug pricing data does not represent "real-time" retail drug prices, but instead, we show the average retail drug prices that should help you approximate the drug prices you will find at a network pharmacy in your area.
For more information about "Average Retail" drug prices, please see:
Will my Medicare Part D plan charge the "average negotiated retail price" shown in your the drug finder Drug Finder?
A note on historical changes in average retail drug prices
If you click on any Medicare Part D plan's 30-day average negotiated retail price, you can see how the plan's retail cost for the medication has changed over time. In this 2024 example, we have the expensive medication Revlimid (r) on Florida Medicare Part D plans, that could have an average retail drug price of $25,399.91.
When you click on the $25,399.91 price, you can see how the 30-day and 90-day retail drug prices have changed over time. (Please note, often prescription drugs will have limited history when changing the drug's 11-digit National Drug Code.)
