Carvedilol 6.25mg price?

Carvedilol (6.25 mg tablets)

| Item | Typical cost (U.S.) | Notes |
|------|--------------------|-------|
| Brand‑name (Tenormin® 6.25 mg) | $30–$45 per 30‑tablet bottle | Price can fluctuate with insurance coverage or pharmacy discounts. |
| Generic (Carvedilol 6.25 mg) | $10–$25 per 30‑tablet bottle | Generics are usually 30–70 % cheaper than brand. |
| Cost for 30 days (assuming 2 tablets/day) | $20–$80 | 60 tablets total. |

Quick rule of thumb – In the U.S., a 30‑tablet bottle of generic carvedilol usually costs $15–$25. Brand‑name Tenormin typically falls in the $30–$45 range. Prices can be lower if you have insurance or use a discount card, and they can be higher in some regions or at specialty pharmacies.

How to find the best price

1. Check with your pharmacy – Most pharmacies have a “price‑match” or “discount‑card” program.
2. Use online tools – Websites like GoodRx, Blink Health, or HealthWarehouse list current prices for many pharmacies.
3. Ask your prescriber – They sometimes know which pharmacies offer lower costs or can send a “generic” prescription directly.
4. Check with your insurance – Your formulary may list the preferred generic, which can be significantly cheaper.

Keep in mind

- Prescription only – You’ll need a valid prescription from a licensed provider.
- Dosage changes – A 6.25 mg dose is usually a starting dose; most people will need 12.5 mg or higher after titration.
- Side effects – As a beta‑blocker, carvedilol can affect heart rate, blood pressure, and blood sugar levels. Always take it exactly as prescribed.

If you’re looking for a specific price at a particular pharmacy, let me know the pharmacy name or your ZIP code, and I can help you search for the most recent rates.