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In general, generic propranolol is much cheaper than brand-name (Inderal/Inderal LA). Exact prices vary a lot by dose, quantity, pharmacy, location, and whether you have insurance or coupons. rough idea (US, cash price; can vary): - Generic propranolol (IR or ER): typically a few dollars for a small supply up to maybe a dozen dollars for a longer supply. - Brand-name propranolol (Inderal, Inderal LA): often higher, sometimes several tens of dollars for the same quantity, sometimes much more without insurance. What you can do to get an exact comparison: - Check price databases like GoodRx, RxSaver, or SingleCare for your exact dose (e.g., 10 mg, 20 mg, 40 mg) and quantity. - Call or visit your local pharmacies to compare generic vs brand prices with and without insurance. - If you have insurance, check your formulary and copay. Sometimes the brand has a higher copay but a lower price with a coupon; other times generic is the cheaper option. - Consider a 90-day mail-order prescription if available, which often reduces cost for generics. - If you want, tell me your country/region, the exact strength and quantity you need, and whether you have insurance or coupons. I can give a more tailored estimate and help you compare options. I can also look up current prices for you if you’d like.
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