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Dalfampridine Price in the United States (2026)

Compiled by the TrustClinix data team · Medical review pending2 official sourcesPrices last checked 31 October 2026How we get our data
Lowest NADAC pharmacy acquisition cost per tablet
$0.37

Average pharmacy cost for generic dalfampridine 10 mg modified-release tablet, across 5 product codes (NDCs). CMS NADAC file, Oct 2026.

≈ $0.37 per tablet
$11.00
30 tablets (pharmacy cost)
$32.99
90 tablets (pharmacy cost)
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strength and form
NADAC
price type (CMS)
Cash price

Dalfampridine cost without insurance

The figures here are what US retail pharmacies pay for generic dalfampridine: about $0.37 per tablet (10 mg modified-release tablet), so $11.00 for a 30-day supply at one a day. If you pay cash, the pharmacy adds a dispensing fee and its margin, so expect to pay more than this, and prices differ between pharmacies for the same prescription.

With insurance or Medicare Part D you usually pay a fixed co-pay or co-insurance instead. Ask for the generic rather than the brand, compare a few pharmacies, and check discount programs: for cheap generics a cash price can be lower than your co-pay.

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How much will Dalfampridine 10 mg modified-release tablet cost you?

tablets per day: 1 a day
Supply
30 days90 days1 year

Your doctor decides how many tablets you need. This is a cost estimate only, using $0.367 per tablet.

Estimated cost
$11.00
For a full year$134
Every listed product

All 1 dalfampridine product in the United States

Dalfampridine official prices in the United States
Generic (NADAC description)StrengthFormPer unit30 units
dalfampridine er 10 mg tablet10 mgmodified-release tablet$0.37$11.00
What this price means

How NADAC prices work in the United States

Prices on this page are the National Average Drug Acquisition Cost (NADAC): the average price US retail pharmacies pay wholesalers for the drug, per tablet, capsule, mL or gram, from a monthly survey run for the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). It is not the price on your receipt. Pharmacies add a dispensing fee and a margin, so the cash price without insurance is higher, often much higher, while your co-pay with insurance depends on your plan. Discount programs and low-cost pharmacies often sell common generics close to this cost plus a fee.

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How much does dalfampridine cost in the United States?
Official NADAC prices for dalfampridine in the United States range from $0.37 to $0.37 per pack across 1 listed product. The cheapest 10 mg modified-release tablet works out at $0.37 each (about $0.37).
What kind of price is this?
It is the National Average Drug Acquisition Cost (NADAC): the average price US retail pharmacies pay wholesalers for the drug, per tablet, capsule, mL or gram, from a monthly survey run for the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). It is not the price on your receipt. Pharmacies add a dispensing fee and a margin, so the cash price without insurance is higher, often much higher, while your co-pay with insurance depends on your plan. Discount programs and low-cost pharmacies often sell common generics close to this cost plus a fee.
What is the cheapest dalfampridine 10 mg modified-release tablet in the United States?
Generic at $0.37 for 1, or $0.37 per tablet.
How much does dalfampridine cost without insurance?
US pharmacies pay about $0.37 per tablet for 10 mg modified-release tablet, or $11.00 for 30 (NADAC, Oct 2026). Without insurance you pay that cost plus the pharmacy's dispensing fee and margin, so cash prices are higher and vary a lot between pharmacies. Asking for the generic, comparing pharmacies and using a discount program usually brings the price closest to this cost.
Is NADAC the retail price of dalfampridine?
No. NADAC is what pharmacies pay to buy the drug. It is the closest public benchmark for the real cost of a generic, which is why Medicaid uses it to pay pharmacies, but the price at the counter includes fees on top.
Evidence

Sources

  1. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). NADAC (National Average Drug Acquisition Cost) 2026, weekly file as of 28 October 2026 (generic prescription drugs). data.medicaid.gov/dataset/fbb83258-11c7-47f5-8b18-5f8e79f7e704. Retrieved 31 October 2026.
  2. European Central Bank. Euro foreign exchange reference rates (2026-10-23). www.ecb.europa.eu/stats/eurofxref/eurofxref-daily.xml. Retrieved 25 October 2026.

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