Chlorthalidone price?

Prices for chlorthalidone vary a lot by country, dosage, and whether you’re getting the generic or brand-name product. Here’s a rough US-focused guide, since that’s where prices are most often asked about:

- Generic chlorthalidone (25 mg tablets): commonly inexpensive. Cash price for a 30-day supply is often in the range of about $5–$15; 90-day supplies can be roughly $20–$40 (before any insurance or coupons).
- Brand-name Thalitone: usually higher, and prices can be notably more than the generic, depending on dose and pharmacy.
- With insurance: copays for generics often range from $0–$15 per month, but this varies with the plan.

Prices also differ by dose (some come in other strengths), tablet count, and retailer.

If you’d like, tell me:
- Your country/location
- The dosage you were prescribed (e.g., 25 mg)
- How many tablets you need (e.g., 30, 90, 100)
- Whether you want generic or brand
- If you have insurance or a discount program

I can then give a more precise estimate or look up current prices at specific pharmacies (e.g., CVS/Walgreens/Walmart) or discount sites. If you want me to check current prices for you, I’d need your location and preferred pharmacy.