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What Qsymia costs without insurance

$75
a month, paying cash, once titrated
✓ verified 2026-09-22

Last updated 2026-09-22 — the price on this page. Read and dated by Alex Seot.

How much does Qsymia cost without insurance?

halfrx records Qsymia at $75 a month paying cash, read from its own published page on 2026-09-22. It is the only verified route to phentermine or topiramate recorded here. Paying cash is a different transaction from being covered: the cash price does not touch a deductible. A plan that covers the drug can cost less or more than this, depending on the plan rather than on the drug. The lowest advertised $66 is not the figure to plan around; $75 is the maintenance figure and the one this site scores. Anything past 45 days without a re-check is marked stale on this site rather than quietly aging.

Where these Qsymia figures come from

  1. [1] Qsymia Engage home delivery pricing, qsymia.comprimary
  2. [2] Qsymia REMS: pregnancy testing and contraception requirements (FDA)primary archived 2025-12-14
  3. [3] CONQUER: phentermine plus topiramate, phase 3 (The Lancet)primary
  4. [4] Qsymia CONQUER trial results (manufacturer HCP site)primary archived 2026-03-08
  5. [5] Assessment of the REMS for phentermine–topiramate (Annals of Internal Medicine)primary archived 2023-05-09
  6. [6] FDA prescribing information for QSYMIAprimary
  7. [7] FDA prescribing information for ZEPBOUNDprimary archived 2026-08-19

Everything on Qsymia

Qsymia cost, answered

How much is Qsymia without insurance?
$75 a month paying cash, read from its own published page on 2026-09-22. That is the maintenance figure — what you pay once titrated — rather than an introductory rate covering the first month or two.
What is the cheapest way to get Qsymia without insurance?
Qsymia (phentermine/topiramate) at $75 a month, the only verified route to phentermine or topiramate on this site. That figure is its maintenance price, not a starting-dose headline.
Is there a cheaper route to the same medication?
Not on this site: Qsymia is the only route to phentermine or topiramate with a verified price recorded here.
Does a cash price touch my deductible?
No. Paying cash is a transaction outside your plan, so it neither counts toward a deductible nor toward an out-of-pocket maximum. That cuts both ways: it is often cheaper today and it buys nothing toward the year's cap. Whether your plan covers this at all is a separate question — see does insurance cover it.

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