See the DrugPatentWatch profile for Intrarosa
What is Intrarosa, and which “price guide” should you look at?
“Intrarosa” is the brand name for prasterone (a vaginal DHEA therapy). If you’re looking for a price guide on Drugs.com, you’d typically want the current cash price and the price range by quantity shown on the specific Drugs.com product page for Intrarosa (prasterone).
If you meant something else by “price guide drugs com” (for example, “show me Intrarosa prices on Drugs.com” or “how much does Intrarosa cost at CVS/Walmart”), tell me the dose/strength and pack size you need, and I can point you to the correct pricing entry to check.
Where do you usually see Intrarosa prices on Drugs.com?
On Drugs.com, prices are usually shown on the medication’s page under a section commonly labeled like a “price guide” or “prices” for that exact product. Those figures are generally not the same as your insurance copay, because they’re closer to retail/cash benchmarks.
What can make the listed price change?
Even within “price guide” pages, the price can vary based on:
- Strength and prescription quantity (pack size)
- Dosage form (Intrarosa is vaginal inserts)
- Pharmacy/cash vs. insured pricing
- Coupons/discount programs (these can change what you pay at checkout)
If you’re comparing prices: cash price vs. insurance copay
If you have insurance, your out-of-pocket cost may be far below the Drugs.com cash reference. The most accurate number for your situation is usually what shows up at your pharmacy register, after your plan and any preferred pharmacy rules apply.
How to find the exact Drugs.com page quickly
Search on Drugs.com for:
- “Intrarosa”
- then select the result that matches prasterone and the specific strength/pack size you use.
If you paste the strength (mg) and number of inserts per box (or a link to the exact Drugs.com page you’re looking at), I can help interpret what the price guide is showing (cash price range, unit price, and how to compare it across quantities).
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