Promethazine priceline?

Do you mean the price at a pharmacy (out-of-pocket or with insurance) or something else? Priceline (the travel site) doesn’t sell promethazine, so it wouldn’t have a medication price.

If you’re asking about cost at a pharmacy in the U.S.:
- Generic promethazine hydrochloride tablets (common strengths around 25 mg) are usually inexpensive with a prescription. Rough ballparks: about $7–$20 for a month’s supply, depending on the pharmacy and whether you have insurance or a coupon.
- Promethazine syrup (for example, 6.25 mg/5 mL) typically runs around $10–$25 for a bottle, again depending on strength, bottle size, and insurance/coupons.
- Brand-name products (Phenergan) or formulations with other ingredients (like promethazine with codeine) are usually more expensive.

Ways to get a more accurate price:
- Check a price comparison tool like GoodRx for your local pharmacies.
- Ask your pharmacist about generic vs brand-name options and any available coupons.
- If you have insurance, check the exact copay or deductible for promethazine; sometimes a 90-day supply isn’t available, but a 30-day supply often is.
- If you’re not in the U.S., prices vary by country and pharmacy, so tell me your location and I can tailor estimates.

If you meant something else, let me know your country, preferred form (tablet or syrup), and whether you have insurance/coupons, and I’ll help with a closer estimate.