Propranolol generic vs brand name cost?

In the US, generic propranolol is usually much cheaper than the brand-name Inderal. Prices vary by dose, quantity, pharmacy, and whether you have insurance or discount programs.

Ballpark ranges (out-of-pocket, no insurance, typical 30-day supply):
- Generic propranolol (IR or ER): roughly $4–$25
- Brand-name Inderal (IR or LA/ER): roughly $60–$150

With insurance or discount programs, costs are often lower, sometimes down to $0–$10 for generics and a modest copay for brand-name.

Tips to get an accurate price:
- Check your exact dose (e.g., 10 mg, 20 mg, 40 mg IR vs ER) and quantity (30-day vs 90-day).
- Compare prices at local pharmacies or use a discount program (GoodRx, SingleCare) or your insurance’s formulary.
- Ask your clinician if you can use the generic version if you’re currently prescribed a brand-name and cost is a concern.

If youTell me your country, specific dosage, and whether you have insurance or a discount card, I can give a more precise estimate.