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Generic Blood Pressure Meds – ALERT

  • Writer: Scripta
    Scripta
  • Sep 15, 2013
  • 1 min read

Updated: Jan 17, 2020


Did you know:


Doctors often get lulled into thinking that all generic blood pressure meds are inexpensive.


The truth is that the price is mostly a reflection of demand – with greater demand resulting in the best deals.


I have noted before that Amlodipine 5mg or 10mg can be had from Sam’s or K-Mart for $5 for 30 tablets.


Nisoldipine is a calcium channel blocker with very similar attriputes. Despite the fact that it has been generic for some time now, however, Nisoldipine can be as much as $200 for 30 tablets!


Just keeping an eye out,

Paul S. Bradley, Scripta



ScripTips is a free service provided to physicians and other caregivers by Dr. Paul S. Bradley. Prescription savings drive patient compliance, and Scripta helps make sure your patients are getting “The Best Meds at the Best Price.” 

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