Hyzaar (losartan 100 mg + hydrochlorothiazide 12.5 mg) is a combination tablet used mainly for high blood pressure. Because drug prices can vary widely depending on where you live, the pharmacy you use, whether you have insurance, and if you’re buying the brand name versus a generic, it’s hard to give a single “exact” price.
Typical cost ranges (US, 2024‑2026):
| Product |
Approx. retail price (1‑month supply, 30 tablets) |
| Brand‑name Hyzaar 100 mg + 12.5 mg |
$30–$60 |
| Generic combination (losartan + HCTZ) |
$5–$20 |
The lower end of the range usually applies when you purchase through a discount card, patient assistance program, or a pharmacy that offers a “generic” version of the combo. The higher end is typical for the brand name sold in most retail pharmacies.
What influences the price?
- Insurance – Copayments or coinsurance can reduce what you pay out of pocket.
- Pharmacy – Some chains or mail‑order services offer lower prices or bulk‑buy discounts.
- Location – Prices in urban centers or certain states may be higher than in rural areas.
- Manufacturer rebates – These can lower the net price if your pharmacy applies them.
How to find the exact price for you:
- Check with your pharmacy (most will show the price on the receipt or their website).
- Use online price‑comparison tools such as GoodRx, Blink, or pharmacy‑specific apps.
- Ask your prescribing doctor – they sometimes have access to manufacturer coupons or discount programs.
If you’re looking for the most cost‑effective option, a generic combo is usually the best bet, and many patient assistance programs can help if you’re uninsured. If you want a more precise estimate for your specific situation, let me know your zip code (if you’re comfortable sharing) and whether you have insurance, and I can point you toward the best local resources.