How much is tranexamic acid?

Do you mean the price (cost) or the dosing/strength of the medicine? Prices and doses depend on the country, form (oral tablets vs IV), brand vs generic, and your insurance.

If you’re asking about price in the U.S.:
- Generic oral tranexamic acid (often 650 mg tablets) can cost roughly from about $5 to $40 for a supply that would cover a typical short course, depending on pharmacy and coupons.
- The brand-name product Lysteda (oral, 650 mg) is usually much more expensive, often hundreds of dollars per month without insurance.
- Injectable IV tranexamic acid (used in hospitals) isn’t sold directly to patients and prices vary a lot depending on the hospital and insurance.

If you’re outside the U.S.:
- Generic tranexamic acid is typically cheaper, often a few dollars per bottle or per course, but exact prices vary by country and pharmacy.

If you share:
- your country or region,
- whether you want the oral tablet or IV form,
- brand vs generic,
I can give a more precise price range and help you compare at nearby pharmacies.

Also, if you’re asking about dosing, a common adult regimen for heavy menstrual bleeding with the oral tablet is 650 mg taken three times daily for up to 5 days. Dosing for other indications varies, so consult a clinician or the product label.