Losartan price increase?

Prices for losartan vary a lot by country, dosage, and whether you’re using a brand or a generic. A few practical points:

- Losartan is widely available as a generic, which keeps costs relatively low in many places.
- In the US, a 30-day supply of generic losartan (e.g., 50 mg or 100 mg) is often inexpensive with insurance or discount programs, sometimes roughly under $10–$20. Without insurance or coupons, costs can be higher and vary by pharmacy. Brand versions (Cozaar) are usually more expensive than the generic.
- Prices can fluctuate due to supply issues, recalls, or manufacturing changes. There were recalls and shortages affecting some lots a few years back, which caused price and availability volatility for certain batches.

If you’d like, tell me:
- Your country or region
- The dosage you take (e.g., 50 mg or 100 mg, once daily)
- Whether you’re using a brand or generic
- If you have insurance or a discount card

I can help estimate current prices at typical pharmacies or suggest ways to reduce cost (e.g., generic options, discount programs like GoodRx, mail-order pharmacy, or talking to your doctor about alternatives).