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Prices for quetiapine fumarate vary a lot by country, dosage/form, and pharmacy (brand Seroquel is usually more expensive than the generic). I don’t have live price data, but here are general notes and rough ranges to help you estimate: - United States (generic quetiapine fumarate): a 30-day supply can range roughly from about $10 up to $150+ depending on dose and tablet count. With insurance or discount cards, many people pay around $5–$25 for a month’s supply. - Brand-name Seroquel: often significantly higher, sometimes well over $100–$200+ per month without insurance. - Other countries: prices vary widely by healthcare system, pharmacy, and whether you’re getting a private prescription or NHS/other public coverage. If you share: - your country - the exact dose (e.g., 100 mg, 200 mg, etc.) - the quantity you need (e.g., 30-day supply) I can give a tighter ballpark and point you to price-check resources (like GoodRx in the US, or your country’s equivalent) and pharmacy websites. I can also suggest cost-saving options (generic vs brand, coupons, mail-order pharmacy, patient assistance programs) once I know your location.
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