Propranolol er price?

I’m not sure exactly where you’re looking to buy propranolol, so the cost can vary a lot depending on the country, the pharmacy, whether you have insurance, and if you’re getting a brand‑name or generic version.

| Location | Brand‑name (e.g., Inderal®) | Generic (per 50‑mg tablet) | Notes |
|----------|-----------------------------|----------------------------|-------|
| United States | $0.30–$1.50 per tablet (with insurance) | $0.05–$0.20 per tablet | Many plans cover generics at a very low cost. |
| Canada | $0.25–$0.75 per tablet (insured) | $0.03–$0.10 per tablet | Public drug plans cover generics. |
| United Kingdom | £0.15–£0.45 per tablet (prescription) | £0.04–£0.15 per tablet | NHS covers generics; private pharmacies add a fee. |
| Australia | $0.20–$0.70 per tablet (PBS) | $0.05–$0.12 per tablet | PBS listing keeps generics inexpensive. |
| India | ₹3–₹10 per tablet | ₹1–₹4 per tablet | Prices are much lower due to local manufacturing. |

Quick tips

1. Generic vs. brand – Generic propranolol is usually 10–90 % cheaper than the brand name.
2. Insurance – If you’re in a country with a public health system (e.g., NHS, Medicare, PBS), you’ll likely pay a small copay or none at all for the generic.
3. Bulk or long‑term plans – Some pharmacies offer savings for multi‑month supplies or pharmacy‑benefit‑plan programs.
4. Online pharmacies – In many places you can order a refill online from a licensed pharmacy and sometimes get a discount or free delivery.

If you can tell me which country or region you’re interested in, I can give you a more precise estimate.