Fluconazole price cost?

Prices for fluconazole vary a lot by country, pharmacy, dosage form (generic vs brand), and the number of tablets in a bottle. Could you tell me your country and the dose/pack size you’re looking at (for example 50 mg, 100 mg, or 150 mg tablets; how many tablets)?

If you just want a rough idea, here are very general ranges (approximate, current prices can differ):

- United States (retail, generic)
- 50 mg tablets: roughly $0.50–$1.50 per tablet
- 100 mg tablets: roughly $1–$3 per tablet
- 150 mg tablets: roughly $1.50–$4 per tablet
- A typical 1‑tablet 150 mg single-dose treatment might cost around a bit more, depending on pharmacy and discounts
- Brand-name Diflucan can be significantly more expensive

- United Kingdom
- Prices are often set via prescription with NHS costs or might be higher in private pharmacies (rough private-range per tablet can be several pounds depending on dose)

- India
- Very affordable generics; prices for a single 150 mg tablet often in the few tens of rupees range, depending on manufacturer and pack size

- Other places
- Many markets offer generic fluconazole at low cost, with brand versions being more expensive

Cost-saving tips
- Ask for the generic version (usually cheaper).
- Check if you have insurance or a patient assistance program; many plans cover fluconazole.
- Compare prices at a few local pharmacies or use pharmacy discount cards/online price comparison tools.
- Some countries offer NHS/government pricing or subsidies for prescriptions.

If you share your country, the exact dosage you were prescribed, and how many tablets you need, I can give a more precise estimate.