How much is tegretol?

Prices for Tegretol (carbamazepine) vary a lot by country, pharmacy, dosage form, and whether you’re getting the brand or a generic. I can help you estimate if you share a bit more:

What I need to know
- Location (country or region)
- Strength and form prescribed (e.g., 100 mg tablet, 200 mg tablet, 400 mg XR, etc.)
- Quantity or days supply (e.g., 30 tablets, 90 tablets, 90-day supply)
- Brand vs. generic (Tegretol vs. generic carbamazepine)
- Whether you have insurance or use a discount program

General idea (US, rough ranges)
- Generic carbamazepine (immediate-release): prices can range from a few dollars to a few tens of dollars for a typical 30- to 60-day supply, depending on strength and quantity.
- Brand Tegretol: typically higher, sometimes significantly more than the generic for the same strength and quantity; a month’s supply can be notably more expensive without insurance.
- With insurance or discount programs, your copay could be much lower (often in the single digits to low tens of dollars).

Ways to get a precise price now
- Check your local pharmacy’s price online or call them (ask for brand vs generic and for the exact strength/quantity you need).
- Use discount tools: GoodRx, RxSaver, SingleCare, or your insurer’s price tool.
- If cost is an issue, talk to your prescriber about a cost-effective generic alternative or a 90-day mail-order option.

If you share your location, the exact strength, and how many tablets you need (or days supply), I can give a more tailored estimate or guide you to the best price options.