Theophylline cost?

Price for theophylline varies a lot by country, pharmacy, dosage form (immediate‑release vs extended‑release), strength, and whether you’re paying cash or with insurance. Here are rough US ballparks (generic forms):

- Immediate‑release tablets (e.g., 100–300 mg): roughly $0.50–$2 per tablet.
- Extended‑release tablets (e.g., 200–450 mg, taken once or twice daily): roughly $1–$3 per tablet.
- Monthly cost (30 days): generally in the range of about $10–$60 for a generic regimen, depending on dose and frequency. With insurance or discounts, the patient could pay around $5–$20, or more if not covered.

Prices outside the US are often lower, but vary widely by country and pharmacy.

Important notes:
- Theophylline has a narrow therapeutic window and requires blood level monitoring, which adds lab cost and visits.
- If you want a more precise figure, tell me: country, dosage form (IR or ER), strength, how many tablets per day, and whether you have insurance or plan to pay cash. I can help estimate a closer price or suggest ways to check current costs at local pharmacies.