Search and compare medicine and drug prices in the US
Updated 2026-11-04 · USD
MediHub searches major US pharmacies so you can find medicine availability, stock and prices before you buy.
Medicine price in United States
US OTC prices change by retailer, count and brand vs store brand. Comparing Amazon, Walmart, Walgreens, CVS and Target — plus DailyMed labels — helps you see a lower in-stock USD price. Compare prices, check availability, and open the pharmacy that fits you.
Check availability →United States drug price comparison
Prescription price comparison, a medication list, pill identification, drug information, interaction listings, and side-by-side drug comparison are on a separate page so country pharmacy search stays focused. Open United States drug price comparison, or read compare prescription prices, pill identifier, drug information, drug interaction checker, and compare two drugs.
Search any medicine in United States
The list below is a set of popular searches. MediHub checks live availability and prices from Amazon, Walmart, Walgreens, CVS, Target, and DailyMed for any medicine name you type — not only the guides on this page. A dedicated product page is not required because listings come from online pharmacies.
Which online pharmacy is cheapest in the US?
From our price check on October 27, 2026: how many medicines each pharmacy lists and how often it had the lowest price.
How MediHub compares prices
- Live search queries Amazon, Walmart, Walgreens, CVS, Target, and DailyMed at the moment you search and shows prices in USD as each pharmacy lists them.
- Price tables on the medicine guides are a dated snapshot. Each table shows the date it was checked, and prices older than 45 days are hidden automatically.
- Listings differ in strength, form and pack size. Where the pack size can be read, we show a price per unit; compare like with like.
- “Cheapest” means the lowest listed price in our check. It excludes delivery fees, discounts and insurance cover. Check stock and whether a prescription is needed on the pharmacy’s site.
- MediHub does not sell medicines and is not paid by pharmacies for their position.
Pharmacies compared
- Amazon prices compared (15 medicines)
- Search medicines at Walmart
- Search medicines at Walgreens
- Search medicines at CVS
- Target prices compared (25 medicines)
- Search medicines at DailyMed
Popular medicine price and availability guides
- Ibuprofen price United States — from $3.89 (1 pharmacies)
- Acetaminophen price United States — from $1.99 (1 pharmacy)
- Aspirin price United States — from $2.79 (1 pharmacy)
- Omeprazole price United States — from $9.99 (1 pharmacies)
- Loratadine price United States — from $8.39 (1 pharmacies)
- Cetirizine price United States — from $5.99 (1 pharmacy)
- Naproxen price United States — from $2.39 (1 pharmacy)
- Melatonin price United States — from $5.49 (1 pharmacies)
- Tylenol price United States — from $1.99 (1 pharmacies)
- Advil price United States — from $2.39 (1 pharmacy)
- Aleve price United States — from $4.99 (1 pharmacy)
- Claritin price United States — from $20.99 (2 pharmacies)
- Zyrtec price United States — from $5.99 (1 pharmacy)
- Benadryl price United States — from $3.59 (1 pharmacy)
- Mucinex price United States — from $9.99 (1 pharmacy)
- Pepto-Bismol price United States — from $2.99 (1 pharmacy)
- Tums price United States — from $2.69 (1 pharmacy)
- Vitamin D price United States — from $2.99 (1 pharmacy)
- NyQuil price United States — from $9.49 (1 pharmacy)
- Flonase price United States — from $17.49 (2 pharmacies)
- Prilosec price United States — from $10.19 (1 pharmacy)
- Motrin price United States — from $5.99 (1 pharmacy)
- Diphenhydramine price United States — from $3.69 (1 pharmacy)
- Amoxicillin price United States — from $2.00 (1 pharmacy)
- Metformin price United States — from $1.00 (1 pharmacy)
- Allergy Relief price United States — from $6.89 (1 pharmacies)
- Cough Syrup price United States — from $4.16 (1 pharmacy)
- Antacid price United States — from $2.59 (2 pharmacies)
- Atorvastatin price United States — from $1.00 (1 pharmacy)
- Lisinopril price United States — from $1.00 (1 pharmacy)
- Amlodipine price United States — from $1.00 (1 pharmacy)
- Levothyroxine price United States — from $2.00 (1 pharmacy)
- Sertraline price United States — from $1.00 (1 pharmacy)
- Losartan price United States — from $1.00 (1 pharmacy)
- Albuterol price United States — from $14.99 (1 pharmacy)
- Rosuvastatin price United States — from $2.00 (1 pharmacy)
- Pantoprazole price United States — from $2.00 (1 pharmacy)
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Frequently asked questions
Which online pharmacy is cheapest in the US?
In our check on October 27, 2026, Target had the lowest listed price on 25 of 37 popular medicines. Prices change, so compare live on MediHub before you buy.
How much is Ibuprofen in the US?
Ibuprofen cost from $3.89 at Target, and 1 pharmacy listed it. The Ibuprofen page shows every price.
How do I compare medicine prices in United States?
Open MediHub, choose United States and search any medicine name. It lines up Amazon, Walmart, Walgreens, CVS, Target, and DailyMed so you can compare USD price, stock and the pharmacy link before you buy.
How do I check medicine availability in United States?
The same search shows which of Amazon, Walmart, Walgreens, CVS, Target, and DailyMed currently list the medicine, with stock status next to the price.
Can I search a medicine in United States if it is not listed here?
Yes. These guides highlight popular searches. Type any medicine name in MediHub live search for United States. A dedicated product page is not required because availability and prices come from Amazon, Walmart, Walgreens, CVS, Target, and DailyMed.
MediHub is free. We do not sell medicines. Check live availability and prices, then open the pharmacy you choose. Not medical advice.