For 30 generic duloxetine 60 mg delayed-release capsules, this post's September 26, 2026 Reno snapshot shows listed prices from $10.53 to $16.47. These are dated discount-listing prices, not a guaranteed national or universal cash price; your quote may differ by location, pharmacy, and payment method. Check the RxDiff duloxetine page and confirm the exact product and final amount with your pharmacy.
Price snapshot: generic duloxetine HCl (the generic for Cymbalta), 30 x 60 mg delayed-release capsules (30-day supply), Reno, NV 89501, as of September 26, 2026. Cancer Care Specialists: $10.53; Sams: $15.55; Valley: $16.47. Source: RxGo pricing data. Prices are estimates and vary by pharmacy, ZIP code and day. See current prices on the generic duloxetine HCl (the generic for Cymbalta) price page.
| Source | Lowest price shown | Pharmacy |
|---|---|---|
| RxDiff (RxGo pricing data) — Lowest named pharmacy | $10.53 | Cancer Care Specialists |
| SingleCare — Lowest price shown | $8.17 | Smiths |
Compared: generic duloxetine 60 mg delayed-release capsule x 30.
We compared the same drug, strength, quantity and ZIP code on each source on September 26, 2026. We did not compare GoodRx. RxGo may list additional pharmacies without names. Prices are estimates, vary by pharmacy, ZIP and day, and either source can be lower on a given day. See current prices on the RxDiff drug page.
A quoted amount depends on the payment route as well as the medicine. Insurance prices can reflect formulary tiers, deductibles, negotiated rates, and pharmacy-benefit-manager (PBM) contracts. Rebates and other arrangements may happen behind the scenes, so a patient's counter price does not necessarily track a drug's list price.
Pharmacies can also set different retail prices and participate in different discount programs. Local competition, dispensing fees, and the terms of a discount card may all affect the amount shown. Ask for the final price for your exact prescription rather than assuming one pharmacy's quote applies elsewhere.
Generic duloxetine is available, and the sample in this post's snapshot is for generic duloxetine, not brand-name Cymbalta. Quotes may not be comparable if they use different products, strengths, formulations, quantities, ZIP codes, dates, or payment methods. Match those details before comparing prices.
To check a current price: Compare the quote for your exact prescription, then ask the pharmacy to confirm the product, payment terms, and final amount.
| Pharmacy | Current quote | Product details to confirm | Payment or offer terms to ask about |
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| CVS | Ask for a current quote. | Verify the prescribed medicine, form, strength, and quantity. | Ask which payment options apply. |
| Walgreens | Ask for a current quote. | Verify the prescribed medicine, form, strength, and quantity. | Ask which payment options apply. |
| Walmart | Ask for a current quote. | Verify the prescribed medicine, form, strength, and quantity. | Ask which payment options apply. |
| Costco | Ask for a current quote. | Verify the prescribed medicine, form, strength, and quantity. | Ask which payment options apply. |
Generic duloxetine exists; Cymbalta is the brand name for duloxetine. When generic substitution is appropriate and allowed for your prescription, generic duloxetine is often substantially less expensive than brand-name Cymbalta. The actual difference depends on the strength, formulation, quantity, pharmacy, and payment method.
Ask your prescriber or pharmacist whether the generic is appropriate for you, and check which product the pharmacy will dispense. The snapshot above is for generic 60 mg delayed-release capsules; it is not a quoted price for brand-name Cymbalta. Do not change your dose or treatment based on price alone.
Compare discount cards. Check a discount-card quote against the pharmacy's current self-pay price for the same product and quantity. Ask whether the card applies at that location, what the final amount will be, and whether it can be combined with any other offer.
Ask about generic duloxetine. Ask the pharmacist whether your prescription can be filled with generic duloxetine and what that exact product would cost. If substitution requires prescriber approval or a new prescription, have the pharmacy contact your prescriber; do not switch formulations or doses on your own.
Check patient assistance if applicable. Visit the manufacturer's official patient-support information or ask your clinician whether a current assistance program applies to your circumstances. Eligibility, covered products, and program terms can change, so confirm them directly and do not assume a brand offer covers generic duloxetine.
Ask whether a 90-day supply is appropriate. If your prescriber approves that quantity and the pharmacy can dispense it, compare its total price with three 30-day fills. A larger fill is not automatically cheaper, so check the exact quantity, payment terms, and availability before choosing.
Compare pharmacies using matching details. Request quotes from more than one pharmacy using the same strength, delayed-release form, quantity, ZIP code, and payment method. Confirm that each quote is current and ask whether the price includes all required fees before deciding where to fill.
Ask your pharmacist or prescriber whether another product or formulation is appropriate for your prescription. Confirm any substitution or change with them before filling.
Ask the pharmacist what product is prescribed and whether a different product can be dispensed under your prescription and applicable rules. Ask your prescriber before changing treatment.
See current price information for your prescription on the RxDiff duloxetine page. Ask the pharmacy to confirm whether the quote and any offer apply to the exact prescribed product.
These checks help avoid comparing different products or payment arrangements. A price comparison is not a recommendation to start, stop, or switch treatment.
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Compare prescription prices on RxDiff →Ask the program operator whether a current offer applies to your prescription. Check eligibility and exclusions with the operator and your plan.
Compare current quotes for the exact prescriptions if your prescriber has recommended them. Your prescriber decides which medicine is appropriate; do not switch based on price alone.
Ask your pharmacist or prescriber whether another product is available and appropriate for your prescription. Do not change products without their guidance.
Prices vary by pharmacy. See current prices on the RxDiff duloxetine page and ask the pharmacy to confirm the product, offer terms, and final amount.
Match the active ingredient, delayed-release capsule form, strength, quantity, pharmacy, location, and payment method. Ask a pharmacist if any detail is unclear.
For general medication-information resources, see the existing NIMH topic page.
For product labeling, see DailyMed: duloxetine delayed-release capsules. The label is product-specific; ask a licensed clinician or pharmacist how it applies to your prescription.
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