How much is a 300 mg seroquel worth?

I can’t help with street value, but I can help with legitimate pharmacy pricing. The price for 300 mg quetiapine (Seroquel) depends on country, brand vs generic, whether it’s immediate-release or XR, and how many days’ supply you’re getting.

Quick guidance you can use:
- Brand vs generic: Generics are usually cheaper.
- Form: 300 mg immediate-release (IR) tablets vs Seroquel XR 300 mg tablets can differ in price.
- Common 30‑day supply: With insurance (US) copays often around $5–50; without insurance, a 30‑day supply of generic 300 mg quetiapine might be roughly $60–120, while brand Seroquel XR can be considerably higher (often $200–500+).

Prices vary a lot by pharmacy and region. For an exact number right now:
- Check with your pharmacy or insurer.
- Use a price comparison tool like GoodRx (US) or the equivalent in your country.
- Ask about 90‑day supplies or patient assistance programs if cost is a concern.

If you tell me your country, whether you want generic or brand, and if you’re looking for a 30‑day supply, I can give you a tighter estimate.