Cost of metronidazole tablets?

Prices for metronidazole tablets vary a lot by country, dosage (e.g., 200 mg, 250 mg, 400 mg, 500 mg), quantity, and whether you’re buying generic or brand-name. There isn’t a single price.

Rough ballparks (out-of-pocket, no special coupons):
- United States (generic): roughly a few dollars for a 7–14 day course with a discount program; a typical 28‑tablet supply might be about $4–$14 with coupons, higher without discounts.
- United Kingdom (private): private packs often cost a few to a dozen pounds; NHS prescriptions have a standard charge per item (as of recent years around £9 in England).
- India: very inexpensive; a 14–28 day course can be as low as a few rupees to a few hundred rupees depending on dose and brand.
- Canada: typically around CAD $6–$20 for a 28‑tablet supply, depending on dose.
- Australia: roughly AUD $10–$25 for a 28‑tablet supply.

Because prices are so location- and dose-dependent, I can give a more precise number if you share:
- your country/region
- the tablet strength you’ll take (e.g., 500 mg or 250 mg)
- the number of tablets in the package you’re considering
- whether you want generic or brand-name
- whether you have insurance or discount programs

If you’d like, tell me your location and dosage and I’ll give a more tailored estimate and point you to local price checks (pharmacy websites or apps like GoodRx/RxSaver where available).