Cost of quetiapine?

Prices for quetiapine vary a lot by country, brand vs generic, dose, and pharmacy (and whether you have insurance or discount programs). Here are helpful general points and rough US ranges to give you a ballpark.

What affects the price
- Brand vs generic: generic quetiapine is usually much cheaper than Seroquel (brand).
- Formulation: immediate-release (IR) vs extended-release (XR). XR can be more expensive.
- Dose and quantity: higher doses and a 30-day supply cost more.
- Location and pharmacy: prices differ between pharmacies and regions; discount programs can cut the cost substantially.

Typical US ranges (approximate, for a 30-day supply)
- Generic quetiapine IR
- 25 mg: around $15–$40
- 100 mg: around $25–$60
- 200 mg: around $40–$120
- 300 mg: around $50–$160
- 400 mg: around $60–$180
- Quetiapine XR (generic)
- 50 mg, 150 mg, 200 mg, 300 mg, 400 mg: often $60–$180+ for 30 days, depending on dose
- Brand name Seroquel (no discount programs): often significantly more expensive, potentially hundreds of dollars per month without insurance

With insurance or discount programs
- Typical copays might be roughly $5–$40 per month, depending on your plan and whether you’re on generic or brand.
- Discount cards (e.g., GoodRx) or mail-order pharmacies can drop prices further.

If you’d like a closer estimate, tell me:
- Your country or region
- Whether you’re using the generic or brand
- Your exact dose (e.g., 100 mg once daily, 300 mg at night) and intended quantity (30 days, 90 days)

I can then give a more specific price range or help you calculate an estimated monthly cost.