Morphine er cost?

Prices for morphine sulfate extended‑release (ER) vary a lot by country, dosage, brand vs generic, pharmacy, and whether you have insurance.

In the United States:
- Cash price for a typical 30‑day supply can range from tens to a few hundred dollars, depending on dose and quantity.
- With insurance, copays are usually lower, often in the $5–$50 range, again depending on your plan and the exact product.
- Brand-name ER products (e.g., MS Contin, Kadian, Avinza) tend to be more expensive than generics.

If you want a sharper estimate, tell me:
- Your country
- Dose strength (e.g., 15 mg, 30 mg, etc.)
- How many tablets per month (quantity)
- Brand vs generic
- Whether you have insurance and what your plan typically covers

I can then help you look up typical prices or suggest ways to check current prices (e.g., with local pharmacies or GoodRx).