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How Much Does Zarxio Cost in Mexico vs the USA?

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

Brand-name pricing

  • Kroger Pharmacy
    Zarxiobrand
    Kroger Pharmacy· pack of 0.8
    $526.78$434.33with pharmacy coupon$542.91 / unit
  • Harris Teeter Pharmacy
    Zarxiobrand
    Harris Teeter Pharmacy· pack of 0.8
    $526.78$434.33with pharmacy coupon$542.91 / unit
  • Walgreens
    Zarxiobrand
    Walgreens· pack of 0.8
    $526.78$457.15with pharmacy coupon$571.44 / unit
  • Publix
    Zarxiobrand
    Publix· pack of 0.8
    $526.78$461.03with pharmacy coupon$576.29 / unit
  • Costco
    Zarxiobrand
    Costco· pack of 0.8
    $526.78$468.57with pharmacy coupon$585.71 / unit

Buying Zarxio 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 Zarxio 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 Zarxio?

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

How can I save money on Zarxio?

Compare prices for Zarxio 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 1.2× the NADAC reference.