Benazepril hydrochloride and hydrochlorothiazide discount?

There are discount options for benazepril hydrochloride with hydrochlorothiazide (the fixed‑dose combo often sold as Lotensin HCTZ or generic Benazepril/HCTZ). Here are ways to save:

- Use generic version: The combo is available as a generic, which is usually cheaper than brand-name Lotensin HCTZ. If your pharmacy stocks the generic, that’s often the best option for price.

- Shopping tools and coupons: Check cash prices with prescription discount programs or coupons (examples people use in the US include GoodRx, RxSaver, SingleCare). They can show you which local pharmacies offer the lowest price.

- Compare at multiple pharmacies: Prices can vary a lot between CVS, Walgreens, Walmart, regional chains, and independents. Call ahead or check online.

- Consider the separate generics: Sometimes buying benazepril alone (generic) plus hydrochlorothiazide separately (also generic) is cheaper than the fixed-dose combo.

- Insurance and formulary: If you have insurance, the co-pay for generics is often low. Check your plan’s formulary or ask your pharmacist how the combo compares to the individual generics.

- Manufacturer or patient-assistance programs: If you’re prescribed the brand-name Lotensin HCTZ, there may be a patient assistance program. For the generic combo, assistance programs are less common but can exist.

If you’d like, tell me your country and the city/ZIP where you’ll fill the prescription, plus which pharmacy you use (or if you’d like me to check a few), and I can help look up current discount options and prices.