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Gemtesa is mirabegron. Price varies a lot by country, pharmacy, and whether you have insurance. In the US, it’s a brand-name medication, so the cash price for a 30-day supply (50 mg once daily) is typically in the hundreds of dollars. Using discount cards or manufacturer savings programs can lower the cash price, and your insurance co-pay can range from $0 up to tens of dollars depending on the plan. If a generic mirabegron becomes available, that would usually bring prices down. If you’d like, I can help you get a concrete estimate for your area. Please share: - Your country and city - The pharmacy you use (or ask me to search multiple nearby pharmacies) - Do you have insurance? If yes, what type (private, Medicare, etc.) - Do you want 50 mg (30-day supply) or another quantity? I can then give you a more precise cash price and compare options (cash price with discount cards like GoodRx/RxSaver, insurer co-pay, and potential manufacturer savings).
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