R-410A price today
Puron, Genetron AZ-20, Suva 410A. Median $244.50 per 25 lb cylinder — $9.78/lb — across 4 US online sellers. Last updated Oct 15, 2026.
Weekly median $/lb
Current R-410A prices by seller
| Seller | Cylinder | Price | $/lb | Stock | Source | Observed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Refrigerants Center | 25 lb | $217 | $8.68 | In stock | View listing ↗ | Oct 15, 2026 |
| Imperial Refrigerants | 25 lb | $239 | $9.56 | In stock | View listing ↗ | Oct 15, 2026 |
| Refrigerant Guys | 25 lb | $250 | $10 | In stock | View listing ↗ | Oct 15, 2026 |
| Refrigerant Depot | 25 lb | $299 | $11.96 | In stock | View listing ↗ | Oct 15, 2026 |
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About R-410A
- Type
- HFC blend (50% R-32 / 50% R-125)
- ASHRAE safety class
- A1 (non-flammable)
- GWP (IPCC AR4)
- 2,088
- Typical cylinder
- 25 lb
- Replaces
- R-22 (from about 2010 onward); now itself being replaced
R-410A has been the standard refrigerant in US residential AC and heat pumps since R-22 equipment manufacturing ended in 2010. Its GWP (IPCC AR4) is 2,088, well above the 700 limit for new residential split systems installed from 2025.
R-410A is not banned for servicing existing equipment. Millions of installed systems will still need it for years. Supply is governed by the AIM Act HFC phasedown, which caps US HFC production and consumption allowances at 60% of the baseline for 2024–2028, 30% for 2029–2033 and 15% from 2036.
As allowances shrink, reclaimed R-410A is expected to play a larger role in the service market.
R-410A FAQ
Is R-454B more expensive than R-410A?
Yes. At current online list prices, R-454B costs a median of $23.35/lb versus $9.78/lb for R-410A, about 2.4× as much per pound. Cylinder sizes also differ (R-454B is typically sold in 20 lb cylinders, R-410A in 25 lb).
Can I still buy R-410A?
Yes. R-410A remains legal to produce under shrinking AIM Act allowances and to use for servicing existing equipment. What changed is that new residential split systems installed from 2025 (after the sell-through period) must use a refrigerant with GWP below 700, such as R-454B or R-32.
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