DIGOXIN: what pharmacies pay, and what that tells you
DIGOXIN costs a pharmacy a median of $0.1301 per unit. That is what the pharmacy pays to acquire it. It is not your price: a dispensing fee and margin sit between this number and your receipt.
The drug is not the cost here
DIGOXIN costs a pharmacy $0.1301 a unit, which places it in the cheapest 29% of the 3,439 products CMS prices. At that level the dispensing fee routinely exceeds the medicine itself, so what you pay is decided almost entirely by where you fill it and under what programme, not by the drug. CMS lists 2 distinct DIGOXIN products at different costs, so the figure above is one of several and the table below sets them side by side.
Where it sits against every other priced drug
Acquisition cost percentile, 3,439 priced products
This sits in the middle of the corpus, the range where where-you-fill-it genuinely changes the total.
The other forms of DIGOXIN
CMS prices 2 distinct DIGOXIN products. They are not interchangeable and their costs are not comparable to each other, which is exactly why a single headline price for a drug name is usually meaningless.
The Sold as column is usually the reason two rows differ: an over-the-counter product and a prescription-strength one carry the same drug name and are priced as different products entirely. Unit matters as much: a price per tablet and a price per millilitre are not the same measurement.
| Product | Unit | Class | Sold as | Per unit | Listings |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DIGOXIN (shown above) | EA | Generic | Rx | $0.1301 | 994 |
| DIGOXIN | ML | Generic | Rx | $1.11 | 87 |
What the spread tells you about shopping around
Between the cheapest tenth of listings and the dearest tenth, DIGOXIN varies by 1.4 times. That is a tight band. That is less ordinary at this cost level, where products more often vary between suppliers. Pharmacies are buying it at close to the same price, so a difference in what you are charged is a difference in fees and margin rather than in the drug.
Documented interactions
- Digoxin with Amiodarone (Severe). Amiodarone increases digoxin blood levels by approximately 70 to 100 percent, which can cause digoxin toxicity.
Interaction data is informational and not a substitute for your pharmacist, who can see your full list.
What this page is, and is not
Every figure here is CMS NADAC, the federal survey of what retail pharmacies pay to acquire a drug. It is public-domain federal data and it is the cleanest available floor. It excludes your dispensing fee, your pharmacy's margin, your insurance design and any discount-card pricing, all of which sit between this number and what you hand over. Nothing here is medical advice.
Source: CMS NADAC (National Average Drug Acquisition Cost), Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, dataset generated 2026-07-22. See how DIGOXIN compares across 385 brand and generic pairs, or look up another drug in our price tools.