Morphine price in us?

Prices for morphine in the US vary a lot depending on:
- formulation (tablets, oral solution, injectable)
- strength and product type (generic vs brand, immediate-release vs extended-release)
- quantity
- pharmacy and whether you have insurance or are paying cash

Rough, no-insurance ballparks (very approximate):
- Generic immediate-release morphine tablets (e.g., 15 mg or 30 mg): typically a few dollars per tablet; a bottle of 30–60 tablets can range from roughly $60 to a few hundred dollars.
- Extended-release morphine (long-acting brands): generally more expensive than immediate-release—often higher hundreds of dollars for a month supply, depending on strength.
- Oral solution: price per mL can be a few tenths to a bit more than a dollar, depending on concentration.
- Injectable morphine (used in hospitals): price per vial varies widely, often tens to a few hundred dollars per vial.

If you want a precise price for your situation, tell me:
- the exact form (tablets, liquid, injectable)
- the strength (e.g., 15 mg tablet, 30 mg tablet, a specific mL concentration)
- the quantity you need (e.g., 30 tablets, 100 mL, etc.)
- your ZIP code (or nearby city)

I can then give you a more concrete range and help you check current prices (e.g., via GoodRx or RxSaver) and compare cash vs insurance costs. Note: morphine is a controlled prescription medication. You’ll need a valid prescription to obtain it.