Price for metoprolol?

Prices for metoprolol vary a lot by country, formulation (tartrate vs succinate), dose, quantity, and whether you’re getting the generic or brand product. I can give you a better estimate if you share a few details.

If you’re in the US, here are rough ranges:
- Generic metoprolol tartrate (IR): commonly cheap. A 30‑day supply can often be as little as a few dollars to around $20, depending on dose (25 mg, 50 mg, or 100 mg) and pharmacy discounts or coupons.
- Brand Lopressor (metoprolol tartrate): usually much more expensive than generic.
- Metoprolol succinate (ER, Toprol-XL): generic versions exist and tend to cost more than the tartrate form; a typical 30‑day supply might be in the low tens to low twenties, depending on dose and pharmacy, brand versions higher.

To give you a precise number, tell me:
- Country or location (city/ZIP if you can)
- Dose and form (e.g., 50 mg tablet tartrate, immediate-release vs extended-release)
- Quantity (30, 90, or 100 tablets) and whether you want generic or brand
- If you have insurance or plan to use a discount/coupon program (e.g., GoodRx)

I can then provide a closer price range and tips to save (e.g., generic options, coupons, 90-day fills).