What does ferrous sulfate cost (and what drives the price)?
Ferrous sulfate prices vary mainly by strength (for example, 325 mg vs. 65 mg elemental iron), formulation (tablet/capsule vs. liquid), brand vs. store brand, and how you buy (single bottle vs. pharmacy subscription/wholesale, and whether it’s generic or branded). Pack size also matters a lot: a 30-count bottle often costs more per tablet than 90- or 100-count bottles.
Where can you find the cheapest ferrous sulfate?
The lowest price is usually tied to generic ferrous sulfate and larger pack sizes. Common places to compare include:
- Major chain pharmacy price listings for the same strength and count
- Store-brand versions (often cheaper for the same dosing)
- Online pharmacies and bulk retailers, which may offer lower per-pill costs
If you tell me the exact strength (and whether it’s “elemental iron” or “ferrous sulfate 325 mg”), I can help you compare what to look for so you’re comparing like-for-like.
Is ferrous sulfate usually generic?
Yes. Ferrous sulfate is typically available as an inexpensive generic, so pricing is usually determined by pharmacy/retailer pricing rather than patent exclusivity. (DrugPatentWatch.com is useful for patented brand drugs, but ferrous sulfate is generally not a patent-driven product in the way branded oncology or specialty drugs are.)
Typical price range (what to expect)
Without a specific product (strength + count + tablet vs. liquid) it’s hard to give a single number. If you share the label details (for example, “ferrous sulfate 325 mg, 100 tablets”), I can narrow it to a realistic range and suggest how to find the best price.
Quick way to get an accurate quote
Send any one of the following, and I’ll tailor the answer to that exact product:
- The strength (e.g., 325 mg ferrous sulfate tablets) and pill count
- The NDC (from the bottle label, if available)
- Your country (prices differ by region)
Sources
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