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camphorcost and price(30 mL)

camphor 70 MG/ML / menthol 160 MG/ML / methyl salicylate 250 MG/ML Topical Spray

Used for

Acute pain, Arthritis, Back pain, Contusions, Inflammation, Muscle cramp, Pain, Skin diseases and 2 more

NLM RxClass

The Pharmacy Cost
Not surveyed

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Over the counter

You may not need a pharmacy for this at all.

camphor 70 MG/ML / menthol 160 MG/ML / methyl salicylate 250 MG/ML Topical Spray is sold over the counter. The prices below are what pharmacies pay to dispense it on a prescription — the same active ingredient is on the shelf at a supermarket, discount store, or dollar store, usually as a store brand, for a small fraction of that. Dollar Tree, Aldi, Walmart and Costco all carry store-brand versions of common OTC medicines.

Check the strength before you switch. Prescribed strengths are often higher than what is sold on a shelf — the shelf box may be a lower dose per tablet, so you would not be taking the same thing at 30 count. Ask your pharmacist or prescriber to confirm the shelf product matches what you were prescribed.

Where to buy

1 option

HealthWarehouse

$14.78out the door
Drug cost (74.82 mL)
$9.78
Per-order fees
$5.00

free shipping on prescriptions and on OTC orders over $15; otherwise $5 standard

Pharmacies paid
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Markup on the drug
n/a
5 fills cost$73.90

5 × 74.82 ml at $14.78. That is a year of fills at this pack size — check your own prescription for how often you actually need it.

Ordered alongside other medication so the per-order fee is shared: $48.90/year

Buy at HealthWarehouse

These prices are what we found when we last checked, on November 1, 2026. They can change by the time you reach the pharmacy, and sales tax may apply. Not medical advice.

Still too expensive?

Manufacturer programmes cover many uninsured people, often for nothing. A few questions about income and insurance — none of it stored.

Also listed under

Taken from what this drug's own FDA label lists it for, and the pharmacologic class it is assigned. Each one prices every other drug we hold in it.