How Much Does Wellbutrin (Bupropion) Cost On The Street?

Medically Reviewed by Johnelle Smith, M.D. on August 11, 2023

Although Wellbutrin is not considered to be an addictive substance, it is abused and sold illegally throughout the United States. A Wellbutrin pill on the street will cost around $2.

Street Price Of Wellbutrin - How Much Does Wellbutrin Cost On The Street?

The average price for Wellbutrin (also called “poor man’s cocaine” on the street is $2-$2.50 per pill. The mark-up from pharmacy prices can be considerable.

Bupropion HCL (hydrochloride), also known as Wellbutrin, is prescribed by doctors to patients with depression, anxiety, and seasonal affective disorder.

Although Wellbutrin is not considered to be an addictive substance, it is abused and sold illegally throughout the United States.

What Factors Can Affect The Street Price Of Wellbutrin?

Cost of Wellbutrin on the street may vary by region — in some regions, Wellbutrin may be prescribed at higher rates, affecting the street price.

Other factors that affect the price of Wellbutrin may include:

  • experience of the buyer
  • current supply of prescription medications
  • availability
  • local laws

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