Metoprolol 25 mg price?

Prices for metoprolol 25 mg vary a lot by country, pharmacy, whether you’re getting the generic or brand, and how many tablets you’re buying. I can’t give a precise price without those details.

If you’re in the United States:
- Generic metoprolol tartrate 25 mg is usually inexpensive. A 30‑day supply (about 30 tablets) often costs only a few dollars, and can be lower with coupons or discount programs (e.g., $4–$12 is common with discounts; sometimes higher or lower depending on pharmacy).
- A 90‑day supply or mail‑order can be around $10–$40 with coupons; without discounts, prices may be higher.
- Brand Lopressor (metoprolol) tends to be much more expensive than the generic.

For metoprolol succinate (the extended‑release form) at 25 mg, prices are similar but can be slightly higher, depending on the pharmacy and whether you’re getting generic or brand.

What I can do next:
- Tell me your country, the pharmacy you plan to use (or if you have a coupon), whether you want generic or brand, and how many days’ supply you need (e.g., 30 days or 90 days). I’ll give you a more precise price range.
- Or you can check quickly with price tools like GoodRx, Walmart/Costco price lists, or your insurer’s formulary to see exact copays and discount options.

Note: If you’re starting or changing a dose, do not switch brands or adjust your dose based on price—consult your prescriber.