Nifedipine price?

Prices for nifedipine vary a lot by country, dosage, and whether you’re buying generic or brand-name (and whether you’re paying cash or via insurance). I don’t have live price data, but here are typical ballpark ranges to give you an idea:

- United States (cash price for a 30-day supply):
- Generic nifedipine IR (10 mg or 20 mg): roughly $5–$25
- Brand-name nifedipine (if available in your market): often higher, sometimes $50–$100+ or more
- With insurance or discount programs (e.g., GoodRx), copays are often $0–$20

- Other regions:
- Prices vary, but generics are usually cheaper than brand-name. Private purchases can range from a few dollars to a few dozen dollars per month depending on dosage and formulation.

Common formulations and dosages:
- Immediate-release nifedipine: typically 10 mg or 20 mg tablets
- Extended-release nifedipine: commonly 30 mg or 60 mg capsules/tablets (brand names like Adalat CC or Procardia XL exist; generics are also available)

What I can do next:
- If you tell me your country, the exact dosage/formulation, and whether you want a generic or brand-name, I can give a tighter estimate and help you compare options.
- I can also suggest how to check current prices quickly (e.g., checking local pharmacies’ websites, or using price-comparison tools like GoodRx in the US, or your country’s equivalents).