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Ultram ER

Generic Tramadol ER · tablet · Rx required · Pain relief.

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About Ultram ER

Ultram ER is a brand of Tramadol ER, a pain medication supplied as tablet in a 100mg strength. It is commonly used for pain relief.

An FDA-approved generic (Tramadol ER) is available and typically costs less than the brand, compare both cash prices in the results above before you fill.

Ways to save on Ultram ER

Choosing the generic (Tramadol ER) instead of the brand can lower your cost, on average about $354.00 per fill (77% off the brand price) in our catalog, though the exact price varies by pharmacy, location, quantity, and eligibility. Compare the live cash and discount prices above, and ask about a 90-day supply if you take it long-term.

Manufacturer & patient assistance programs

For patient assistance, check NeedyMeds and RxAssist.

Frequently asked questions

Is generic Tramadol ER the same as Ultram ER?

Yes. The FDA requires generics to contain the same active ingredient at the same strength as the brand. Inactive ingredients (binders, dyes) may differ.

How much can I save by choosing the generic?

On average $354.00 per fill (77% off the brand price). Savings vary by pharmacy, see live prices above.

Do I need insurance to get this price?

No. The prices shown on BetterBuyRx are cash prices. Often these beat insurance copays for generics.

How often is this price updated?

At minimum every 72 hours. Many sources refresh every few hours.

Related medications

Compare Ultram ER with other options and see the generic price.

Important safety information

Information for general comparison only. Not medical advice. Confirm with your pharmacist.