Prednisolone sodium phosphate cost?

Price varies a lot by country, pharmacy, and the exact form and strength (oral tablet vs liquid vs ophthalmic solution). I can’t give a precise cost without those details.

If you share:
- country (or region)
- the exact form and strength (e.g., prednisolone sodium phosphate 5 mg tablets, or 1% ophthalmic solution)
- quantity you need (e.g., 30 tablets, 1 bottle)

I can give a more specific estimate or help you compare prices.

In the meantime, here are rough guidelines:
- Oral prednisolone tablets (generic, common strengths): typically a few dollars to a few tens of dollars for a month’s supply, depending on dose and pharmacy. With insurance, co-pays are often lower or even $0–$20.
- Prednisolone sodium phosphate (oral solution or compounded form): usually more expensive than tablets; often in the range of tens of dollars for a month’s supply.
- Ophthalmic prednisolone sodium phosphate (eye drops, 1%): commonly around $30–$60 per bottle, depending on generic vs brand and pharmacy.

To get exact prices:
- Check the pharmacy’s website or call ahead.
- Use price comparison tools like GoodRx or local equivalents.
- If you have insurance, check your formulary for co-pays.

If you tell me your location and the exact form/strength you need, I’ll tailor a price estimate.