Price without insurance · Uninsured

epinephrine0.15 MLcost and price(1 auto-injector)

NDA020800 0.15 ML epinephrine 1 MG/ML Auto-Injector

Used for

Airway obstruction, Anaphylaxis, Bradycardia, Bronchial spasm, Heart arrest, Heart block, Hypotension, Open-angle glaucoma and 3 more

Pain reliever/fever reducer · NLM RxClass and the FDA drug label

The Pharmacy Cost
$118.60/Ct
$17.79/0.15

What it cost pharmacies

CMS NADAC benchmark

Prescription required
Prices may vary by location
On shelves only as aerosol

Where to buy

1 option

HealthWarehouse

$357.00out the door
Drug cost (2 auto-injectors)
$357.00
Per-order fees
none
Pharmacies paid
$35.58
Markup over that
n/a (ML vs EA)
Buy at HealthWarehouse

All figures are estimates, not quotes. Verify at the pharmacy counter. Not medical advice.

Need a prescription?

These services write one online, often the same day, and send it to whichever pharmacy you name — including the cheapest one above.

  • Sesamefrom $34.00

    About $391.00 all in — $34.00 for the visit plus $357.00 for the medicine. All 50 states, 24/7.

    Where this figure comes from

    No membership. Their own page showed a second figure of $37 on the telehealth-visit page the same day, so treat $34 as a floor rather than a price.

    Their published starting price, read on 2026-08-26 from their own page. Confirm at their checkout before you rely on it.

  • QuickMDfrom $75.00

    About $432.00 all in — $75.00 for the visit plus $357.00 for the medicine. Most states.

    Where this figure comes from

    No membership. A $19 figure appeared beside the $75 on 3 Sep 2026 and could not be confirmed before their site stopped responding, so the higher published number is the one shown.

    Their published starting price, read on 2026-08-26 from their own page. Confirm at their checkout before you rely on it.

  • PlushCarefrom $129.00

    About $486.00 all in — $129.00 for the visit plus $357.00 for the medicine. All 50 states, 24/7.

    Where this figure comes from

    Their $19.99 a month membership is NOT required -- their own support page says payment of it "is not a prerequisite for receiving medical care" -- so $129 is what one visit costs on its own. Members still pay per visit; the fee buys the app, a discount card and lab discounts, not the appointment.

    Their published starting price, read on 2026-09-08 from their own page. Confirm at their checkout before you rely on it.

Check first whether you already have a repeat on file, or whether your own prescriber will send one to a different pharmacy — they usually will, and it costs nothing. A paid consultation is worth it only when neither is true.

Still too expensive?

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