costinflation/allergy-medicine-prices-raw-dataset-2026
16,409 raw U.S. solid oral allergy medicine price observations across 12 ZIP markets and 29 days. Allergy Medicine Prices Raw Dataset (2026) Analyze 16,409 unaggregated product-level listed retail prices for solid oral allergy-medicine listings across 12 U.S. ZIP markets from July 13 through August 10, 2026. The single analysis-ready CSV preserves titles, dates, geography, package quantities, listed prices, and a source-neutral comparable-price field. What “raw” means here:… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/costinflation/allergy-medicine-prices-raw-dataset-2026.
16,409 raw U.S. solid oral allergy medicine price observations across 12 ZIP markets and 29 days.
Allergy Medicine Prices Raw Dataset (2026)
Analyze 16,409 unaggregated product-level listed retail prices for solid oral allergy-medicine listings across 12 U.S. ZIP markets from July 13 through August 10, 2026. The single analysis-ready CSV preserves titles, dates, geography, package quantities, listed prices, and a source-neutral comparable-price field.
What “raw” means here: unaggregated product-level observations after scope and safety filtering. The file includes derived normalization fields; it is not untouched acquisition data.
Dataset at a glance
A result worth investigating
The P90 comparable price was 20.4× the P10. Across compatible rows, the 100 units-equivalent price ranged from a P10 of $2.92 to a P90 of $59.40, a 20.4× spread. This is a distribution description, not a matched-product quality or value claim.
What one row represents
One row is one quality-filtered product-title, ZIP-market, date, package-quantity, and listed-price observation. It is not a sale, order, demand, inventory, market-share, or consumer record. Distinct offers may share a title, ZIP, and date; exact duplicate public rows are removed.
Comparable-price method
The fixed comparison target is 100 units. Compatible count units normalize to 100 tablets or capsules. This is package-count equivalence only—not ingredient, dose, potency, safety, or efficacy equivalence—and it is not medical advice. Original package fields remain available for audit.
Columns
Project ideas
- Analyze package-count price dispersion without potency claims
- Track matched product titles through time
- Run reproducible EDA and missing-value analysis
Quick start with Pandas
import pandas as pd
df = pd.read_csv(
"costinflation-allergy-medicine-retail-prices-raw-2026-07-13-to-2026-08-10.csv",
dtype={"geography_id": "string"},
)
comparable = df.dropna(subset=["normalized_price_amount"]).copy()
print(comparable["normalized_price_amount"].describe())Quality and limitations
- All 348 expected date × ZIP-market combinations are present.
- Exact duplicate public rows: 0. The preparation pass removed 0 byte-identical input repeats.
- Scope review excluded 0 definite out-of-scope or unsafe titles representing 0 input rows.
- Product titles are descriptive text, not stable public product identifiers.
- ZIP labels are selected markets, not citywide or national estimates.
- Availability and title wording can change unmatched aggregates.
- Shipping, tax, redeemed promotions, purchases, and product performance are outside the dataset.
License
Released under CC0 1.0 Universal for unrestricted reuse. Attribution is not required, but citation helps others find the release.
CostInflation Team. (2026). Allergy Medicine Prices Raw Dataset (2026). CC0 1.0 Universal.
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