Texacort25 MG/MLcost and price(1 mL)
hydrocortisone 25 MG/ML Topical Solution [Texacort] · Topical Solution
Used for
Adrenal insufficiency, Congenital adrenal hyperplasia, Contact dermatitis, Facial dermatoses, Foot dermatoses, Hand dermatoses, Hemorrhoids, Inflammation and 7 more
Corticosteroid · NLM RxClass and the FDA drug label
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No prescription needed
You may not need a prescription for this.
hydrocortisone is also sold over the counter — 504 non-prescription products contain the same active ingredient. Store brands at supermarkets, discount stores and dollar stores are usually the cheapest way to buy it, and no pharmacy visit is required.
Same active ingredient does not mean same product. Prescription strengths are often higher than what is sold on a shelf, so confirm with your pharmacist or prescriber that the shelf version matches what you were prescribed before switching.
Cheaper form
The tablet form of this drug costs 38.2× less.
Measured per gram of hydrocortisone, the solution works out at $248.85 against $6.51 for the tablet. Liquids cost more to make, ship and store, and that shows up in what you pay.
Whether a tablet would work for you is a question for your prescriber or pharmacist — it depends on the dose and on whether swallowing one is manageable. Worth asking, because they may not know the price difference either.
This is not medical advice, just a price comparison. Do not crush, split or dissolve any medication unless a pharmacist has told you that yours is safe to take that way.
Where to buy
No direct pricing could be found for this product.
That is a gap in what we can see, not proof the drug is expensive. Our feeds cover generics heavily and brand-name or extended-release products thinly, so a specific form often has no listing at all.
Worth trying: , or the shelf option above — for this drug it is likely cheaper than any pharmacy. A discount card is also worth checking — see below.
If none of these work
A discount card sometimes beats the counter price — and sometimes doesn't. Ours is below: pick your pharmacy, show the voucher, pay that price. It is free and needs no membership. Other card companies are linked below to check yourself, because they do not permit us to display their prices. Their cards are free too, but the lowest figure they advertise can be a members’ price on a paid monthly plan, so read what the number on their page actually asks for.
We have no discount-card price for the brand. A card is run against whatever the pharmacist dispenses, so the prices we hold belong to the generic — see the cheaper-generic panel above for that.
Add your ZIP above to see card prices near you. These pharmacies take the card:
- CVS Pharmacy
- Walgreens
- Capsule· Online only, delivers
Or search it yourself at rxgo.com. Free, no signup. We are paid a small commission when the card is used.
These prices are what we found when we last checked. They can change by the time you reach the pharmacy, and sales tax may apply. Not medical advice.
The option you pick
Select an option on the left to see how its price breaks down.
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
- Corticosteroid
- Inflammation
- Ulcerative colitis
- Facial dermatoses
- Scalp dermatoses
- Foot dermatoses
- Hand dermatoses
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.