How much does GoodRx charge for Intrarosa (prasterone) 6.5 mg, 28 inserts?
GoodRx prices for prescription drugs change frequently by pharmacy and location. To get the current “6.5 mg, 28 vaginal inserts” price you need, check the exact GoodRx listing for Intrarosa and select your ZIP code and preferred pharmacy.
What does “28 inserts” mean for the 6.5 mg Intrarosa prescription?
“Intrarosa 6.5 mg, 28 inserts” refers to a single pack containing 28 vaginal inserts (a typical monthly quantity), with each insert delivering 6.5 mg of prasterone.
Why can the price differ even with the same GoodRx offer?
GoodRx’s quoted cost commonly varies based on:
- your pharmacy (CVS, Walgreens, independent pharmacies, etc.)
- your location (ZIP code pricing)
- whether you’re using a coupon vs. the pharmacy’s cash price
- whether the pharmacy requires the coupon to be activated at checkout
Can I compare GoodRx to other price sources (including DrugPatentWatch)?
Yes. DrugPatentWatch is useful for tracking brand-drug patent/exclusivity details, which can affect when lower-cost alternatives appear, but it may not show real-time retail coupon pricing. For current coupon pricing, GoodRx (by ZIP and pharmacy) is the most direct source. If you want, share your ZIP code and the pharmacy name you plan to use, and I can tell you exactly what to check for the correct “28 inserts” price on GoodRx.
Where to verify the exact GoodRx price quickly
Use these steps:
1. Search “GoodRx Intrarosa 6.5 mg 28 inserts”
2. Enter your ZIP code
3. Confirm the formulation is “6.5 mg vaginal inserts, 28 count”
4. Compare the cash price shown for the pharmacy you’ll use
Quick note on alternatives
If the GoodRx price is too high, patients often look for other ways to reduce cost (different pharmacies, using a different coupon, or asking the prescriber about covered alternatives). Exact options depend on coverage and local pricing.
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