Generic procardia?

Yes. Procardia is a brand name for the drug nifedipine. Generic nifedipine is widely available.

What that means:
- Active drug: nifedipine (calcium channel blocker)
- Formulations you might see:
- Immediate-release (IR) capsules/tablets: commonly 10 mg and 20 mg (taken 1–3 times daily, as prescribed)
- Extended-release (ER) tablets: commonly 30 mg, 60 mg, 90 mg (usually once daily; brand-name Procardia XL/Adalat CC is ER, generics are available)

Prices and availability vary by country and pharmacy, but generics are typically cheaper than the brand-name Procardia.

Important notes:
- Don’t switch between brand-name Procardia and a generic or change release type without your clinician’s guidance, because IR and ER forms have different dosing and timing.
- Grapefruit juice can affect levels of nifedipine in some people; it’s worth discussing with your pharmacist/doctor.
- If you’re currently taking Procardia and are considering switching to a generic, or if you’re having side effects or dosing issues, talk to your prescribing clinician or pharmacist.

If you tell me your country and which formulation you’re using (IR or ER) and your current dose, I can help point to the typical generic option and packaging you might look for.