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Ostomy liquid skin barrier, per ounce cost in Maryland

Compare cash prices for ostomy liquid skin barrier, per ounce at hospitals, clinics and other providers.

Typical cash price

In Maryland

$14.40Typical
$8.27 – $17.12Most listed prices

From 12 hospital and 0 clinic prices in Maryland.

Nationwide typical: $15.29 (most listed prices $3–$101).

Cheapest in Maryland

  1. UM Laurel Medical Center
    Hospital · Laurel, MD
    Ostomy liquid skin barrier, per ounce
    All-in
    $7.31
  2. UM St. Joseph Medical Center
    Hospital · Towson, MD
    Ostomy liquid skin barrier, per ounce
    All-in
    $8.02
  3. UM Shore Medical Center at Easton
    Hospital · Easton, MD
    Ostomy liquid skin barrier, per ounce
    All-in
    $10.48
  4. University of Maryland Medical Center
    Hospital · Baltimore, MD
    Ostomy liquid skin barrier, per ounce
    All-in
    $11.40
  5. UM Rehabilitation & Orthopaedic Institute
    Hospital · Baltimore, MD
    Ostomy liquid skin barrier, per ounce
    All-in
    $13.28
  6. UM Upper Chesapeake Medical Center
    Hospital · Bel Air, MD
    Ostomy liquid skin barrier, per ounce
    All-in
    $14.31
  7. UM Capital Region Medical Center
    Hospital · Upper Marlboro, MD
    Ostomy liquid skin barrier, per ounce
    All-in
    $14.49
  8. UM Baltimore Washington Medical Center
    Hospital · Glen Burnie, MD
    Ostomy liquid skin barrier, per ounce
    All-in
    $15.80
  9. UM Charles Regional Medical Center
    Hospital · La Plata, MD
    Ostomy liquid skin barrier, per ounce
    All-in
    $16.88
  10. University of Maryland Medical Center - Midtown Campus
    Hospital · Baltimore, MD
    Ostomy liquid skin barrier, per ounce
    All-in
    $17.06
  11. UM R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center
    Hospital · Baltimore, MD
    Ostomy liquid skin barrier, per ounce
    All-in
    $17.13
  12. UM Shore Medical Center at Chestertown
    Hospital · Chestertown, MD
    Ostomy liquid skin barrier, per ounce
    All-in
    $26.09

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