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How Much Does Novolin R Cost in Mexico vs the USA?

5US pharmacies tracked for this product
Saves more than % of similar Diabetes products we track

Brand-name pricing

  • Kroger Pharmacy
    Novolin Rbrand
    Kroger Pharmacy· pack of 10
    $51.86$49.71with pharmacy coupon$4.97 / unit
  • Harris Teeter Pharmacy
    Novolin Rbrand
    Harris Teeter Pharmacy· pack of 10
    $51.86$49.71with pharmacy coupon$4.97 / unit
  • Costco
    Novolin Rbrand
    Costco· pack of 10
    $51.86$5.19 / unit
  • Publix
    Novolin Rbrand
    Publix· pack of 10
    $51.86$5.19 / unit
  • Food Lion
    Novolin Rbrand
    Food Lion· pack of 10
    $51.86$5.19 / unit

Buying Novolin R in Mexico

New to cross-border pharmacy shopping? Our guide to buying medication in Mexico covers pharmacies, prescriptions, and payment. If you're planning to bring Novolin R back to the US, check first whether it's legal to bring this medication across the border.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a generic version of Novolin R?

Novolin R is available as a brand-name medication in the pharmacies we track.

How can I save money on Novolin R?

Compare prices for Novolin R across Mexican and US pharmacies above to find the lowest price, and check whether a generic version is available - generics are typically cheaper than the brand-name product.

Data & Disclaimers

Prices are collected periodically from pharmacy websites and public pricing sources and are shown for general reference only — actual prices can vary by pharmacy, location, and over time. Frontera Rx is not a pharmacy and does not sell medication; we don't provide medical advice. Always confirm the current price and availability with the pharmacy before you buy or travel. Read our full disclaimer.

*NADAC markup is a reference figure: how many times higher a US retail price is than the National Average Drug Acquisition Cost (NADAC), a public wholesale benchmark published by the US government. It reflects one factor in how US retail drug prices are set; we show it as neutral background information, not as a judgment about any pharmacy or program. For this product, the US retail price runs about 1.1× the NADAC reference.