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Paying cash vs using insurance

How much does lisinopril cost?

Prinivil / Zestril · a common ACE inhibitor for high blood pressure. Example fill: 90 × lisinopril 10 mg tablet.

Lisinopril is the generic blood-pressure pill behind Prinivil and Zestril. It is famous for $4 lists because the tablets really are cheap to buy. If your insurance still wants $40 or $47 for a 90-day fill, cash — or that $4 list, if the store still offers it — is worth asking for before they run the claim.

10 mg once daily is a typical maintenance dose. 2.5, 5, 20, 30, and 40 mg exist too; combinations with hydrochlorothiazide are a different drug. Price the strength on your bottle. For 10 mg tablets, a 90-day cash fill is usually a few dollars plus a dispensing fee, not tens of dollars.

You do not need a coupon to ask “what is cash for 90 lisinopril 10 mg?” Warehouse clubs, grocery pharmacies, and mail (including Cost Plus) are the places that most often come in low. Chains can still quote a high cash price; a coupon may cut it and still not match mail or a $4 list.

Cough, potassium, and pregnancy issues are for your clinician and pharmacist, not a price page. Do not stop lisinopril to save money. Do ask how you pay. January copays on a new deductible surprise people who paid $10 last fall.

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Estimated cash for 90 tablets or capsules

If your copay is $47, paying about $4.90 cash instead would save about $42.10 on this 90-day fill — if the register matches. These are estimates from public pharmacy acquisition cost (CMS NADAC as of 2026-09-02), not a coupon and not a guaranteed price. The coupon column is an estimate for chain cash only.

Where you might fillEst. cashEst. chain coupon
Cost Plus · often cheapest$4.90
Costco$7.23
Amazon Pharmacy$7.31
Stop & Shop$8.56
Walmart$11.80$10.38
CVS$15.96$14.04
Walgreens$16.12$14.19

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Other strengths of lisinopril

Price the strength on your bottle. These are different products.

FAQ

Is the $4 lisinopril list still a thing?

Some pharmacies still have a cheap generic list. If they do, and it covers your strength and quantity, use it. If not, ask for cash anyway.

What about lisinopril-HCTZ?

That is a combination tablet with its own price. Do not use plain lisinopril numbers for the combo.