Fluconazole price in kenya?

Price for fluconazole in Kenya varies a lot by dosage, brand (generic vs. branded like Diflucan), and which pharmacy you use. I don’t have real-time local pricing, but here’s a rough guide to help you estimate:

- 50 mg tablets: roughly 20–60 KSh per tablet
- 100 mg tablets: roughly 30–100 KSh per tablet
- 150 mg tablets: roughly 60–150 KSh per tablet (this is the common single-dose strength for vaginal candidiasis)
- 200 mg tablets: roughly 70–150 KSh per tablet
- Fluconazole suspension (liquid) for children: typically in the low hundreds of Kenyan shillings per bottle, depending on size

Notes:
- Branded products (e.g., Diflucan) usually cost more than generic fluconazole.
- Prices can be higher in private pharmacies and lower in government facilities or through subsidies where available.
- Availability and price can vary by town or city.

If you tell me your exact town/ccity in Kenya and the dose you need (e.g., 150 mg single dose, or 200 mg tablets for a specific regimen), I can give a closer ballpark estimate. I can also suggest where to check quickly (calling or checking online with major local pharmacies) and tips to avoid counterfeit meds—buy from reputable, licensed pharmacies. And as always, discuss with a healthcare provider before starting fluconazole.