Fluconazole diflucan price philippines?

Prices for fluconazole (Diflucan) in the Philippines vary a lot by dose, brand vs. generic, and pharmacy. There isn’t a single fixed price.

What you can expect generally (not exact):
- Brand Diflucan (often 150 mg tablet, single dose): usually more expensive.
- Generic fluconazole (often 50 mg, 100 mg, or 150 mg tablets): typically much cheaper per tablet.
- Prices can range from a few pesos per tablet for generics to several hundred pesos for a branded 150 mg tablet, depending on the outlet and packaging.

How to check current prices quickly:
- Check big local pharmacies’ price lists or apps: Mercury Drug, Watsons, Generika, Southstar Drug.
- Look at online drugstores or marketplaces in the Philippines (e.g., Drugstore.ph, etc.).
- If you’re at a specific pharmacy, call or ask in-store for “fluconazole 150 mg” (brand vs. generic) and for price per tablet or per pack.

If you share your city/area and whether you want brand or generic and the dose you need, I can help you narrow down the likely price range and suggest the most cost-effective options. And as a reminder, use as prescribed by a doctor, and check for any drug interactions or side effects.