What’s the typical price for progesterone 100 mg capsules?
Prices for progesterone 100 mg capsules vary a lot depending on the brand vs. generic version, the pharmacy, and the dosage form (capsule vs. other progesterone products). The provided information doesn’t include any specific U.S. or local pricing, so an exact “the” cost can’t be stated from the details here.
To get an accurate current price, check:
- Your local pharmacy’s cash price (often different from the insured copay)
- Major online pharmacy price tools (which show cash prices by ZIP code)
How do brand vs. generic progesterone 100 mg affect cost?
Generic progesterone typically costs less than brand-name products. If your prescription is for a brand, the cash price can be substantially higher than a generic with the same strength.
If you share the brand name (or whether it’s “micronized progesterone” / “U.S.P.” / “vaginal” vs “oral”), you can narrow down what price you should expect.
What should you check so you don’t pay the wrong price?
Progesterone is sold in multiple formulations and strengths. If the prescription label or box doesn’t exactly match “progesterone 100 mg capsule” (for example, different strength, different route, or a compounded product), the price can change.
Helpful details to confirm:
- Brand name or generic name
- “100 mg” strength
- Oral capsule vs other forms
- Quantity (how many capsules per bottle)
If you want, I can estimate it more precisely
Reply with:
1) Your country (and ZIP/postal code if in the U.S.)
2) Brand name (if any)
3) Package size (e.g., 30 capsules, 90 capsules)
4) Whether you’re paying cash or using insurance
Then I can give you a tighter cost range based on what’s usually priced for that exact product.