Methotrexate

Also known as: Otrexup, Rasuvo, Trexall.

Wholesale (NADAC) cost for every strength and dosage form — the price pharmacies pay, published weekly by CMS. Not your out-of-pocket price.

Wholesale (NADAC) prices — every strength & form

StrengthFormNADAC / unitPackageClass
2.5 MGTablet$0.163 / unitGeneric
5 MGTablet$24.09 / unitBrand
7.5 MG/0.15 MLAuto-injector$960.29 / mL†Brand
7.5 MGTablet$36.21 / unitBrand
10 MG/0.2 MLAuto-injector$721.81 / mL†Brand
10 MGTablet$48.21 / unitBrand
12.5 MG/0.25 MLAuto-injector$574.87 / mL†Brand
15 MG/0.3 MLAuto-injector$482.29 / mL†Brand
17.5 MG/0.35 MLAuto-injector$409.93 / mL†Brand
20 MG/0.4 MLAuto-injector$361.03 / mL†Brand
25 MG/0.4 MLAuto-injector$475.81 / mL†Brand
25 MG/0.5 MLAuto-injector$288.38 / mL†Brand
50 MG/2 MLVial$1.74 / mL†Generic
250 MG/10 MLVial$2.00 / mL†Generic
Wholesale (NADAC) — the price pharmacies pay, not your out-of-pocket price. Brand list prices fall after confidential rebates. † Package size not curated yet — priced per single unit/mL, not per full pen, inhaler, or vial.
NADAC week of 2026-07-01 · updated weekly · source CMS

Medicaid & Medicare spending · 2024

In 2024, Medicaid paid $18,893,784 gross for Methotrexate across 513,785 prescriptions (measured, national).

Medicare Part D EST spent an estimated ~$58,114,301 gross (retail pharmacy only; excludes Part B).

Gross program spending, before rebates — not what patients pay out of pocket. Brand net cost is materially lower after confidential rebates; generics are close to net.

Source: Medicaid SDUD 2024 · Medicare Part D 2024 · CMS

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