polaroid.com, Amazon, Walmart and B&H Photo all sell Polaroid film, and the single packs we priced cost the same at polaroid.com, Walmart and B&H. Which stores carry i-Type, 600, SX-70, Go and Instax.
Every price here was read on the store’s own product page on November 11, 2026, unless we say otherwise. We don’t give Amazon prices; check the listing. Sales and stock change, so treat them as a guide.
The short answer
| Store | Formats confirmed | Color i-Type | Color 600 | Go double pack | Color SX-70 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| polaroid.com | All five formats | $18.99 | $20.99 | $21.99 | $21.99 |
| Amazon | i-Type, 600, Go | check price | check price | check price | not checked |
| Walmart | 600 | not checked | $20.99 | not checked | not checked |
| B&H Photo | i-Type, 600, SX-70, Go | $18.99 | $20.99 | $21.99 | $21.99 |
Every single pack we priced cost the same at polaroid.com, Walmart and B&H, wherever each store had it, so pick the store by what else you need. polaroid.com has every edition and 8x10 film. Amazon is quick if you already shop there. B&H is the one to check for SX-70 and black and white SX-70.
Not sure which film your camera takes? Our guide to Polaroid film types explains how to check.
polaroid.com
Polaroid’s own store is the only place we found every format and edition in one list: i-Type, 600, SX-70, Go and 8x10, in colour and black and white, plus the frame and licensed editions. At the November check, 8x10 film was out of stock, and polaroid.com said an issue with the equipment used to make it had made it unavailable.
It also sells standing multipacks. The Color i-Type Five Pack was $84.99 and the Twelve Pack $199.99, about $2.15 and $2.10 a shot, against about $2.40 for a single pack. The Color 600 Five Pack was $92.99. Some product pages cut the price when you buy several: five Color SX-70 packs were $19.00 each, and five Go double packs $20.00 each. The Color SX-70 Five Pack, a separate listing, was $94.99.
Two more things from the product pages: standard shipping was free on US orders over $75, and Polaroid members got 10% off a first order. A Five Pack clears the shipping threshold on its own; three single packs do not.
Amazon
At the November 2026 check, Amazon had main US listings for these three films:
Check the price on the listing before you buy. Single packs sometimes go on sale. Our page on cheap instant film has more on what film costs.
Walmart
Walmart sold two 600 films itself, both “sold and shipped by Walmart.com” on November 11, 2026: Color 600 at $20.99 and Color 600 Round Frame at $22.99. Its search results also listed i-Type, black and white 600 and Go film, mostly from marketplace sellers at their own prices. Check the seller line on the page before you buy if you want Walmart’s own stock.
B&H Photo
B&H had every handheld format in stock on November 11, 2026. Its product pages showed Color i-Type at $18.99, Color 600 at $20.99, the Go double pack at $21.99, and both Color and B&W SX-70 at $21.99.
That matters most for SX-70 film. Polaroid warns on its own product page that SX-70 film goes out of stock from time to time, so a second source helps.
B&H’s Color i-Type 5-Pack showed $77.92 on November 11, 2026, lower than polaroid.com’s own Five Pack at $84.99 the same day. We could not tell whether B&H’s price was a sale, so we don’t use it for cost per shot.
One caution: B&H’s search results also listed Go film marked “Expires 1/2026” and “Expired 1/25”. Read the listing title before you add it to your cart.
Target, Best Buy and pharmacies
Target and Best Buy both show Polaroid film in Google Shopping results, but neither store’s page would load for us on November 11, 2026, so we have no prices from them to give you.
Walgreens shows up in Google’s local results for “where to buy Polaroid film”. We could not confirm Polaroid film on walgreens.com or cvs.com, so call your local store before you make the trip. Instant film needs no developing, so a pharmacy photo counter has nothing to do with it. For 35 mm disposables, see where to develop disposable cameras.
Where to buy Instax film
The same big stores carry Fujifilm Instax film. On November 11, 2026, B&H’s search results listed a 20-shot Instax Mini pack at $18.17, about $0.95 a shot, and Amazon sells the Instax Mini twin pack too. Our Instax Mini film page covers the editions and pack sizes. Instax and Polaroid films are different sizes, so neither fits the other’s cameras.
What to check before you buy
The format. i-Type, 600, SX-70 and Go are not interchangeable. 600 film works in i-Type cameras, but i-Type film will not run a vintage 600 camera. Go film fits only the Polaroid Go. See Polaroid i-Type vs 600 film for the details.
The date. Polaroid says to use its film within 12 months of the production date on the box. Instax packs carry an expiry date. Marketplace sellers and clearance listings are where old stock turns up, so check the date in the listing, and on the box when it arrives. Our page on whether instant film expires shows where to find each date.
The seller. On Amazon and Walmart, one product page can have several sellers at different prices. The Walmart prices above are Walmart.com’s own; check the seller line on any listing before you buy.
FAQ
Where is the best place to buy Polaroid film? For single packs, it made no price difference on November 11, 2026: every single pack we priced cost the same at polaroid.com, Walmart and B&H. polaroid.com has the most editions and its own multipacks. B&H’s i-Type 5-Pack was priced below polaroid.com’s that day, possibly as a sale.
What stores sell Polaroid film? We confirmed polaroid.com, Amazon, Walmart and B&H Photo on their own product pages. Target and Best Buy list it in Google Shopping, but we could not check their pages.
What is the cheapest way to buy Polaroid film? Buy in bulk. At regular prices, the Color i-Type Twelve Pack on polaroid.com was about $2.10 a shot, against about $2.40 for a single pack. B&H’s i-Type 5-Pack showed $77.92 on November 11, 2026, which may have been a sale. Polaroid Go film costs about $1.40 a shot in a single double pack, because the prints are smaller.
Can I buy Polaroid film at Walgreens? Walgreens shows up in Google’s local results for Polaroid film, but we could not find it on walgreens.com. Call the store before you go.
Does Polaroid film need developing? No. Polaroid film develops on its own after it leaves the camera, so there is nothing to take to a photo lab.
Sources
- polaroid.com product pages, read 2026-11-11: Color i-Type, i-Type Five and Twelve packs, Color 600 and its Five Pack, Color SX-70 (quantity pricing and the stock warning) and the Color SX-70 Five Pack, Go Color double pack (quantity pricing), Color 8x10 (out of stock and the production notice), plus the free-shipping and member-offer lines.
- Amazon US listings B084SDXVBD, B018E6KHTA, B096MJ9LYK and the Instax Mini twin pack B00EB4ADQW, checked in November 2026 for which films Amazon stocks.
- walmart.com product pages for Polaroid Color 600 Film (item 865364366) and Color 600 Round Frame (item 928695657), read 2026-11-11; Walmart search results for “polaroid 600 film” the same day.
- bhphotovideo.com product pages for Color i-Type, Color 600, Go Color film, Color SX-70, B&W SX-70 and the i-Type 5-Pack, read 2026-11-11; B&H search results for the Instax Mini twin pack and the expired Go film listings.
- Polaroid support article 115012519828 (use within 12 months of production) and instax.co.uk on Instax expiry dates, as cited on our film expiry page.
Related reading
- Polaroid Film Types: i-Type, 600, SX-70, Go and 8x10 Explained
- Cheap Instant Film in 2026: Cost Per Shot for Every Format, and Where to Save
- Instax Mini Film: Every Type, Which Cameras It Fits, and What a Pack Costs
- Does Instant Film Expire? How to Read the Date on Polaroid and Instax
- Polaroid i-Type vs 600 Film: Which Works in Your Camera? (2026)