Price for promethazine?

Prices for promethazine vary a lot by country, by form (tablet, syrup, suppository), by strength, by brand vs generic, and whether you have insurance or coupons. If you want a rough idea for the United States:

- Generic promethazine HCl tablets (25 mg): roughly $4–$15 for a 30‑tablet bottle with coupons; without coupons it can be higher (often $10–$25). Brand-name Phenergan tablets are typically more expensive (often around $20–$50+).
- Promethazine syrup (non‑codeine, e.g., 6.25 mg/5 mL): around $12–$25 for a 4 oz bottle, depending on brand and pharmacy.
- Promethazine with codeine syrup (a C‑V product): usually in the $15–$40 range per bottle, depending on size and pharmacy.
- Prices can be much lower with insurance or coupon programs and higher without.

To give you a precise price, I need:
- Your country and city (or ZIP code)
- The exact product you want (generic promethazine vs Phenergan, tablet vs syrup vs suppository)
- The strength and the quantity you need

If you share those, I can look up current prices at nearby pharmacies or point you to the best price tools (like GoodRx in the US) and estimate out-of-pocket costs.