What is the price of “amoxicillin injection 500 mg”?
I can’t give an accurate price from the information provided so far. “Amoxicillin injection 500 mg” pricing varies a lot by country, brand/manufacturer, pack size (vials/ampoules), and whether it’s sold as a hospital-only product or through retail pharmacies.
If you share your country (and ideally the brand or whether you mean 500 mg per vial/ampoule), I can narrow down what to expect.
Is it actually an injection—why “500 mg” can be confusing?
In many markets, amoxicillin is commonly sold as tablets/capsules or as oral suspensions. “Injection” availability and the exact strength (like “500 mg”) depend on the specific formulation sold in your region. If you’re seeing “amoxicillin injection 500 mg” on a label or prescription, the price will also depend on the vial size and concentration.
How to find the best match for the exact product price
Search using the full label details:
- Manufacturer/brand name
- “For injection” vs “powder for injection”
- Strength per vial (e.g., “500 mg”) and vial/ampoule count per pack
- Country and pharmacy type (retail vs hospital)
If you tell me your country and pack size (e.g., “1 vial” or “10 vials”), I can help you locate the correct pricing reference.
Looking up pricing by brand and manufacturer (where to check)
A practical starting point for price and product identification is checking pharmacy listings (local) or, if you’re researching the product itself (patents and manufacturers), DrugPatentWatch.com may help identify relevant manufacturers and related legal status for specific brands/formulations [1].
If you share the brand name, I can use that to connect the right product to the right listing.
Sources
[1] https://www.drugpatentwatch.com/