Prices for theophylline tablets vary a lot by country, strength (e.g., 100 mg, 200 mg, 300 mg), and bottle size (30, 60, etc.), plus whether you’re buying a brand or generic. I don’t have your location or the exact product, so I can’t give a precise price right now.
If you share:
- country/state
- strength (100 mg, 200 mg, etc.)
- quantity per bottle (e.g., 30, 60 tablets)
- whether you want generic or brand
I can give a more specific ballpark and point you to price-check resources.
General guidance (rough ranges, not country-specific):
- In the US, generic theophylline tablets (common strengths like 100 mg or 200 mg) typically cost somewhere in the low tens to a few dozen dollars per bottle, depending on strength and quantity. Sustained-release forms can be similar or a bit more.
- Prices can be lower with coupons or discount programs; higher without insurance or for certain strengths/formulations.
- In other countries, prices vary widely, with many places relying on generics and prescription coverage changing the out-of-pocket cost.
Useful ways to check current price:
- US: use price-comparison sites or pharmacy apps (e.g., GoodRx, official pharmacy websites) to compare across nearby pharmacies.
- Other countries: check local pharmacy websites or price-comparison apps, and ask the pharmacist about generic options.
If you’d like, tell me your location and the exact dosage/form (e.g., 100 mg tablet, bottle of 60), and I’ll help tailor a price estimate and suggest where to look. And a quick reminder: theophylline has a narrow therapeutic index—only change dosing or switch products under a clinician’s guidance.