Quetiapine er cost?

Prices for quetiapine vary a lot by country, dose/form (immediate-release vs XR), and brand vs generic. If you tell me your country and the dose/form you’re taking or interested in, I can give a closer estimate. In the meantime, here are general points:

- In the U.S. (generic quetiapine fumarate): a 30-day supply commonly costs roughly $10–60 with a prescription discount card; without discounts it can be higher and depends on the dose. Brand-name Seroquel can be much more expensive (often hundreds of dollars for 30 days).
- Insurance and discount programs can reduce out-of-pocket costs to around $5–40 per month.
- Prices are typically lower in places with strong generic competition (many other countries).

Ways to save:
- Ask for the generic version if you’re prescribed quetiapine.
- Use discount cards or pharmacy price comparison tools (e.g., GoodRx in the U.S.).
- Check with your insurer about copays and formulary options.
- Look into patient assistance programs if cost is a barrier.

If you share your country, whether you want generic or brand, and the dose (e.g., 25 mg, 100 mg, 300 mg XR), I’ll give a more precise estimate.