Medications Starting With "T" — Compare Prices & Save

Browse medications 226–242 of 242 starting with the letter T. Compare prices at CVS, Walgreens, Walmart & 70,000+ pharmacies with a free RxDiff discount card — no insurance needed.

About medications starting with “T”

Page 4 of 4 covers entries 226–242 of 242 medications that begin with T. This section includes thyroid, topical, transplant, pain, and cardiovascular medicines. Check the prescription label carefully because product names can differ only by a suffix.

Examples on this page include Twirla, Twyneo, Tyblume, Tydemy, and Tzield. These examples help you locate a listing, but they are not a substitute for checking the medication’s individual details, approved use, warnings, or pharmacist instructions.

Brand and generic products are not always priced alike. When a lower-cost generic exists, a pharmacist can explain whether the prescription permits substitution; do not switch products, split tablets, or change the dose without professional guidance.

RxDiff makes it easier to compare pharmacy prices before you fill. Search the exact medication on this page, choose the prescribed dosage and quantity, and review participating pharmacies near you. For treatment or safety questions, rely on your prescriber or pharmacist rather than price information alone.

To continue browsing this T directory, use the numbered page links above or return to the A–Z medication index. The directory is organized by medication name rather than condition, so a nearby listing may be unrelated to your prescription. Follow the individual medication link to review its available forms and compare the exact product your clinician prescribed.

This final directory page is a focused list, not a list of medicines that treat the same condition. A medicine name can tell you where to browse, but it does not tell you whether the medicine is right for you. Open the matching detail page to compare prices and read the available product information. Check the prescription label for the full name, strength, dosage form, and quantity. Then ask your prescriber or pharmacist about safe use, refills, and possible alternatives. RxDiff helps with price shopping; it does not replace medical advice or a pharmacist review.