Propranolol/hctz cost?

Do you mean a fixed-dose propranolol/hctz combo pill, or separate propranolol and hydrochlorothiazide? And what country or pharmacy are you asking about? Prices vary a lot by location, dose, and whether you have insurance.

Here’s a general idea (US as example):
- Generic propranolol and generic hydrochlorothiazide are inexpensive. Typical monthly costs for each drug, without insurance, are often in the low–to–mid double digits total (roughly $5–$25 per med per month, depending on dose and pharmacy).
- If you have insurance, copays can vary widely (often around $5–$20 per month per medication, but it can be higher with some plans).
- A fixed-dose combination product (propranolol + HCTZ in one pill) isn’t universally available and, when it is, price can be similar to or higher than the two generics separately, depending on formulary and generic status.

How to check specifically:
- Tell me your country, the exact doses you’re taking (e.g., propranolol X mg, HCTZ Y mg), and whether you’re looking for a fixed-dose combo or separate pills.
- I can help estimate a price range and suggest ways to check current prices (pharmacy price check, GoodRx or local equivalents, and your insurer’s formulary).
- If cost is a barrier, I can suggest alternatives (e.g., different dosing strategies that your clinician may consider) or ways to minimize out-of-pocket costs.

If you share location and doses, I’ll give you a more precise estimate.