Price of propranolol?

The cost of propranolol can vary quite a bit depending on where you’re buying it, whether you have insurance or a discount program, and what dosage form you need (tablet, capsule, liquid, etc.). Here’s a quick snapshot of what you might expect in a few common scenarios:

| Context | Typical Price Range (USD) | Notes |
|---------|---------------------------|-------|
| Generic propranolol tablets (5 mg–160 mg) | $1–$30 for a 30‑day supply | Most U.S. pharmacies sell generics for a few dollars a month; the exact price depends on the strength and quantity. |
| Brand‑name propranolol (e.g., Inderal®) | $50–$150 per month | Brand drugs are usually 2–4× the cost of generics, but the actual price can vary widely. |
| Liquid (syrup) form | $10–$80 per bottle | Liquids are often used for pediatric dosing and can be a bit pricier per dose. |
| International markets | €2–€30 (Europe)
£1–£20 (UK) | Prices in other countries are usually lower than in the U.S., but vary with local market conditions and insurance coverage. |

How to find the best price for you

1. Check with your pharmacy – Many chains (CVS, Walgreens, Walmart) provide online price comparison tools or coupons.
2. Use discount card programs – Sites like GoodRx (U.S.) or local equivalents can show you the lowest price at nearby stores and give you printable coupons.
3. Ask your insurance – If you’re covered, your plan’s formulary will list the preferred generic and the copay amount.
4. Consider pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) – If you have a plan that goes through a PBM, you can use their portal to compare prices and find the lowest option.

Generic vs. brand

- Generics are chemically identical to the brand product, but the manufacturer can set a lower price because they don’t have to recoup the cost of original drug development.
- Brand name versions are typically more expensive, but some patients prefer them for perceived stability or because of specific brand formulations (e.g., extended‑release tablets).

Bottom line

If you want a precise figure for your situation, you’ll need to share a bit more—your location, the strength and quantity you need, and whether you’re using insurance. With that info, a quick call to a local pharmacy or a visit to a discount‑price site can give you the exact number. If you let me know your country or state and the dosage you’re after, I can give you a more tailored estimate!