The average cost for 1 bottle of 500ml of 12mg/ml of Omnipaque is $14.91 with a free GoodRx coupon. This is 14.26% off the average retail price of $17.39.
Dosage | Quantity | Price as low as | Price per unit |
|---|---|---|---|
200ml of 300mg/ml | 1 bottle | $163.75 | $163.75 |
50ml of 240mg/ml | 1 bottle | $43.86 | $43.86 |
100ml of 240mg/ml | 1 bottle | $78.85 | $78.85 |
200ml of 240mg/ml | 1 bottle | $141.55 | $141.55 |
150ml of 300mg/ml | 1 bottle | $133.37 | $133.37 |
125ml of 300mg/ml | 1 bottle | $110.68 | $110.68 |
75ml of 300mg/ml | 1 bottle | $72.96 | $72.96 |
50ml of 300mg/ml | 1 bottle | $50.73 | $50.73 |
30ml of 300mg/ml | 2 bottles | $86.18 | $43.09 |
50ml of 350mg/ml | 1 bottle | $54.71 | $54.71 |
75ml of 350mg/ml | 1 bottle | $78.74 | $78.74 |
100ml of 350mg/ml | 1 bottle | $103.10 | $103.10 |
125ml of 350mg/ml | 1 bottle | $117.42 | $117.42 |
150ml of 350mg/ml | 1 bottle | $153.32 | $153.32 |
50ml of 140mg/ml | 3 bottles | $102.26 | $34.09 |
Dosage | Quantity | Price as low as | Price per unit |
|---|---|---|---|
10ml of 180mg/ml | 1 vial | $44.69 | $44.69 |
20ml of 180mg/ml | 1 vial | $56.31 | $56.31 |
50ml of 240mg/ml | 1 vial | $47.61 | $47.61 |
10ml of 300mg/ml | 1 vial | $44.84 | $44.84 |
10ml of 240mg/ml | 5 vials | $215.24 | $43.05 |
20ml of 240mg/ml | 1 vial | $50.43 | $50.43 |
Dosage | Quantity | Price as low as | Price per unit |
|---|---|---|---|
500ml of 9mg/ml | 1 bottle | $14.49 | $14.49 |
500ml of 12mg/ml | 1 bottle | $14.91 | $14.91 |
Dosage | Quantity | Price as low as | Price per unit |
|---|---|---|---|
500ml of 300mg/ml | 1 bottle | $431.55 | $431.55 |
500ml of 350mg/ml | 1 bottle | $437.95 | $437.95 |
Typical dosage for Omnipaque
Your provider will calculate the dose based on how Omnipaque is being given to you, your age, and the location of your body your provider wants to see on imaging.
Omnipaque can be given as an injection into your spine, arteries, veins, joints, and directly into your body spaces or cavities (e.g., stomach area). It can also be given by mouth and rectally.
Omnipaque is typically given as a single dose, but doses might need to be repeated if the medication wears off and your provider still needs to see your results on imaging.
