Compare Prescription Drug Prices

Search for your medication, pick the strength and quantity your doctor prescribed, and compare prices from licensed online pharmacies side by side. You then order directly from the pharmacy you choose with a valid prescription.

You can start for free. A free account lets you browse drug price ranges and pharmacy profiles, write reviews and set up to 2 price alerts. Paid members ($14.95 a month or $135 a year, or $19.95 a month or $179 a year for a family of up to 4) see which pharmacy has each price, visit pharmacies directly and get unlimited price-drop alerts (refill reminders coming soon).

Many countries regulate or negotiate what brand-name drugs can cost, so the same medication often sells for far less outside the United States. The biggest savings are usually on brand-name drugs.

Yes. The licensed pharmacies we list require a valid prescription from your doctor before they fill an order for prescription medication.

Millions of Americans save money each year by filling prescriptions through licensed pharmacies in Canada and other countries. Federal law generally doesn’t allow individuals to import prescription drugs, but under its personal importation policy the FDA has long used enforcement discretion for some personal-use shipments, generally no more than a three-month supply. Congress has also declared in federal law that enforcement against individuals should focus on imports that pose a significant threat to public health. To stay on the safe side, order only from a licensed pharmacy, use a valid prescription from your doctor, and keep your order to a 90-day supply. See the FDA’s personal importation guidance.

Starting January 20, 2027, international mail entering the U.S. goes through a new electronic customs entry process. Personal prescription orders are not banned, but processing may change. Order refills early and ask your pharmacy how it is preparing.

Shipping times vary by pharmacy and destination, and international orders usually take longer than a local pharmacy. Check each pharmacy’s profile for its typical delivery time and order before you run low.

Savings depend on the drug, strength and quantity. On some brand-name medications, licensed online pharmacies charge up to 90% less than the U.S. list price. For example, we found brand Jardiance 10 mg for $97 for 90 tablets vs. a $1,050 U.S. list price (checked Oct 23, 2026). Some drugs, especially new generics, can cost less in the U.S., and we show you when they do.

From paid memberships. Pharmacies don’t pay to be listed, and nothing a pharmacy does affects its rating or where it appears.

We take each price from the pharmacy’s own website for the exact drug, strength and pack size, and show the date we checked it. Prices can change after that date, so always confirm the final price, including shipping, with the pharmacy before you order. If you find a price that’s wrong, tell us and we’ll correct it.

Yes. When a U.S. pharmacy, a drug maker’s program or a new U.S. generic costs less than ordering from abroad, we show it first on that drug’s page. We don’t get paid for these listings.