Used for
Multiple sclerosis
82 medications the National Library of Medicine records as treating multiple sclerosis, and that we can price. Open one to see what it costs without insurance.
Listed alphabetically, not by preference. Which of these suits anyone is a question for a prescriber; what they cost is the question we can answer.
- Ascorbic, cholecalciferol and 11 othersVitamin A
- Ascorbic, cholecalciferol and 5 othersVitamin C
- Ascorbic, cholecalciferol and 6 others · 3 strengths and formsVitamin A
- Ascorbic, docusate and 3 othersVitamin B12$92.10HealthWarehouse
- Ascorbic, ferrous and 2 others
- Azathioprine · 3 strengths and formsPurine Antimetabolite$98.18Cost Plus Drugs
- Baclofen · 8 strengths and formsgamma-Aminobutyric Acid-ergic Agonist$10.50Cost Plus Drugs
- Copper, ferrous and 11 others
- Cyclophosphamide · 2 strengths and forms$32.88Cost Plus Drugs
- DalfampridinePotassium Channel Blocker$15.72Cost Plus Drugs
- Dantrolene · 3 strengths and forms$25.20HealthWarehouse
- Interferon · 3 strengths and formsInterferon beta
- Methylprednisolone · 14 strengths and formsCorticosteroid$34.84Cost Plus Drugs
- Nystatin and triamcinolone · 2 strengths and formsPolyene Antifungal$12.33Cost Plus Drugs
- Prednisolone · 9 strengths and formsCorticosteroid$447.92Cost Plus Drugs
- Prednisolone and sulfacetamide$20.35Cost Plus Drugs
- Prednisone · 8 strengths and formsCorticosteroid$10.78Cost Plus Drugs
- Triamcinolone · 18 strengths and formsCorticosteroid$11.22HealthWarehouse
- Vitamin · 2 strengths and formsVitamin B12
Cheapest option we hold for the usual fill, fees included, checked November 4, 2026. Open a medicine for every option and the date on each one.