Propranolol

Propranolol

Propranolol tablets in 10mg, 20mg, 40mg and 80mg strengths, a beta-blocker used for high blood pressure, angina and migraine prevention, sold in packs of 60 to 360.

All strengths and pack prices
Propranolol: price of every strength and pack size
Strength Pack Price
10mg 90 tablets $53.10
10mg 120 tablets $64.80
10mg 180 tablets $75.60
10mg 270 tablets $102.60
10mg 360 tablets $122.40
20mg 90 tablets $61.20
20mg 120 tablets $78.00
20mg 180 tablets $106.20
20mg 270 tablets $148.50
20mg 360 tablets $183.60
40mg 60 tablets $56.40
40mg 90 tablets $69.30
40mg 120 tablets $86.40
40mg 180 tablets $122.40
40mg 270 tablets $172.80
40mg 360 tablets $212.40
80mg 60 tablets $76.20
80mg 90 tablets $107.10
80mg 120 tablets $135.60
80mg 180 tablets $183.60
80mg 270 tablets $229.50
80mg 360 tablets $277.20
Active ingredient
Propranolol
Route
Oral
Form
Tablet, Extended release capsule
Strengths
10/20/40/80mg

You will receive a quality generic, depending on stock.

Shipped in a discreet, unmarked envelope.

Details

Brands with the same ingredient
Inderal
Therapeutic Class
Beta-Blocker
Pharmacological Class
Non-selective Beta-Adrenergic Antagonist
Minor Side Effects
Cold hands, Tiredness
Moderate Side Effects
Slow heart rate, Shortness of breath
Dosage Forms
Tablet, Extended release capsule
Administration Route
Oral
Originator
AstraZeneca
Onset Time
30–60 minutes
Duration
12–24 hours
Storage Instructions
Store in a cool, dry place away from light.
Drug Interactions
Insulin, Verapamil

What you will receive

Propranolol is a generic medicine sold under the name of its active ingredient, Propranolol.

  • The manufacturer depends on what is in stock when your order ships.
  • It contains the same active ingredient, at the same strength, as the brand-name versions.

FAQ

Which Propranolol strengths and pack sizes can I order?

Propranolol comes as 10mg, 20mg, 40mg or 80mg tablets. The 10mg and 20mg packs hold 90, 120, 180, 270 or 360 tablets, while 40mg and 80mg packs hold 60, 90, 120, 180, 270 or 360. Larger packs cost less per tablet.

How is Propranolol delivered to Hong Kong?

Propranolol tablets are sent in plain, unbranded packaging with nothing on the outside about the contents. Payment can be made by Visa, Mastercard or American Express on a secure, encrypted payment page, or by Bitcoin or Ethereum. Card details never reach the shop's servers.

What is another name for propranolol?

Brand names for propranolol include Inderal, Bedranol, Ciplar, Dociton and Sumial. Propranolol tablets are a pure generic propranolol product and are not any of those brands. Here, propranolol can also be bought online as generic Inderal.

Can I drink alcohol with propranolol?

Drinking alcohol raises the amount of propranolol in your body, and the pair together can drop your blood pressure enough to make you feel faint when you stand up quickly. A single drink taken slowly is easier on you than a heavy evening.

Does propranolol affect blood sugar?

Yes. The racing pulse and shaky hands that normally warn you that blood sugar is dropping are the signs propranolol dampens most, so a low can arrive with less warning than you are used to.

What happens if I stop propranolol suddenly?

Stopping abruptly can set off chest pain that gets worse, a heart attack or a racing heartbeat. Because of that, the strength is normally stepped down gradually rather than stopped in one go.

Is propranolol used for anxiety?

It is sometimes used for the physical side of anxiety — a pounding heart, trembling hands and a fluttering feeling before a speech or an interview. The effect is on the body rather than the mind, so the racing pulse and the shakes ease while the worry itself is unchanged.

How does Inderal La differ from propranolol tablets?

The capsules release propranolol slowly, so one a day keeps the level steadier than two to four separate tablets. The active ingredient is the same; only the form and the number of doses differ.

About Propranolol

What propranolol tablets are used for

Propranolol is a beta-blocker: it blocks the effect of adrenaline and similar hormones on the heart and blood vessels, so the heart beats less forcefully and blood pressure falls. That is the basis of its use in high blood pressure and in angina (chest pain that comes on with effort). It also steadies irregular heartbeats, prevents migraines, eases some kinds of tremor and improves survival after a heart attack. The tablets come as 10mg, 20mg, 40mg and 80mg.

The first few weeks

Strengths are usually stepped up slowly at the start, so a change of tablet early on is expected rather than a sign that something is wrong. These immediate-release tablets are taken two to four times a day at fairly even intervals, because the effect wears off within hours. Swallow them with a drink of water. Keep the pack somewhere cool and dry.

Side effects worth knowing about

A slower pulse and more tiredness than usual are common at the start, along with nausea, loose stools and trouble sleeping; most of this settles as the body adjusts. Serious reactions are uncommon but include wheezing or breathlessness, ankles that swell, weight creeping up for no clear reason, fainting, chest pain, a sore throat with fever, and bruises appearing more easily than before. Propranolol can also blunt the early warning signs of low blood sugar, which matters if you have diabetes.

Alcohol, smoking and everyday medicines

Alcohol pushes up the level of propranolol in your blood, so a few drinks can leave you more dizzy or light-headed than you expect. Smoking does the reverse and can make the tablets work less well. Ibuprofen and naproxen, antacids containing aluminium, and cimetidine are the everyday medicines most likely to interfere with it.

Propranolol, Inderal and Inderal La

The tablets sold here are plain propranolol in all four strengths. Inderal is the same medicine under its brand name, with the same 10mg to 80mg tablets, and Inderal La is a long-acting 40mg capsule taken once a day. For the ingredient itself, its forms and its other uses, see propranolol.

Sources

  1. Propranolol: MedlinePlus Drug Information — National Library of Medicine