Cost of metoprolol?

Prices for metoprolol vary a lot by country, dosage form (tartrate vs succinate), tablet strength, quantity, and whether you use generic or brand-name (Lopressor). Here’s a rough idea:

- United States (typical case): Generic metoprolol tartrate or succinate commonly costs about $4–$15 for a 30-day supply when bought as a generic. Brand-name Lopressor can cost more. With insurance or discount programs, your copay can be $0–$20 per month depending on your plan.
- Other countries: Prices can be lower or higher depending on local drug pricing rules and whether the drug is subsidized. Generics are often cheaper, but not always.

Ways to get an exact price for you:
- Tell me your country/region, the exact product (metoprolol tartrate vs metoprolol succinate), strength (e.g., 25 mg, 50 mg, 100 mg), and quantity (e.g., 30-day supply, number of tablets), and whether you want generic or brand.
- Check price comparison sites or apps (examples: GoodRx in the US, RxSaver, SingleCare) or your pharmacy’s online price.
- Call or visit local pharmacies to compare cash prices.
- If you have insurance, check your formulary or ask about possible copays.

If you share your location and details, I can tailor a closer price range and point you to current price-check options.