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Prices vary a lot by country, pharmacy, dosage form, and whether you have insurance or a discount card. In general: - Generic propranolol (immediate‑release) is usually much cheaper than the brand Inderal. - Without insurance in the US, a typical 30‑day supply of a common dose (for example, 40 mg twice daily) often costs roughly $4–$20 for the generic. Prices go higher for other strengths. - Brand Inderal can be substantially more expensive—often tens to hundreds of dollars per month cash price, depending on dose and which Inderal product you’re using (Inderal vs Inderal LA/extended‑release). If you want a more precise figure, tell me: - Your country/state - The exact dosage and form (e.g., 40 mg tablet, immediate release; or Inderal LA 120 mg) - How many tablets you’d take in a month, and whether you have insurance or a discount card I can then give a closer estimate and point you to price checks (e.g., GoodRx, RxSaver) for your exact situation.
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