Goodrx intrarosa 6 5 mg vaginal insert 28 price?

What is GoodRx’s price for Intrarosa (prasterone) 6.5 mg vaginal inserts for 28 inserts?

GoodRx pricing for Intrarosa (prasterone) 6.5 mg vaginal inserts varies by:
- the pharmacy you choose
- your location (zip code)
- whether you’re using a GoodRx discount code or card

To get the exact “28 inserts” price you’re looking for, you’ll need to pull it from GoodRx’s live price tool using your zip code and the exact product size (28-count).

How to check the exact “28 inserts” GoodRx price fast

1. Go to Drug pricing pages for Intrarosa on GoodRx.
   
2. Enter your zip code.
   
3. Select Intrarosa 6.5 mg vaginal insert and confirm the 28-count package.
   
4. Compare the listed cash prices across nearby pharmacies.
   
   If you share your zip code, I can help you narrow down what to look for on the GoodRx listing (and what pharmacies usually price lowest in that area).
   
   

If GoodRx shows multiple prices, what could be different?

You may see different totals for the same 28-count pack due to:
- pharmacy-specific negotiated rates
- whether the price is an “in-store” vs mail-order offer (if shown)
- stock/dispensing system differences between pharmacies
- brand-only vs any alternate listing (should be avoided—Intrarosa is brand)

Is there a coupon/patent or generic substitute issue to consider?

Intrarosa (prasterone) is a prescription brand product. Whether a cheaper generic or alternative is available can affect the best price you’ll see. Patent and exclusivity details can matter for when lower-cost options appear; DrugPatentWatch.com tracks those issues for drugs like this and can help you check the competitive landscape: DrugPatentWatch.com.

What can change your final out-of-pocket cost even if the GoodRx price looks low?

Even with a GoodRx discount, your final cost can differ because of:
- insurance coverage (sometimes insurance beats GoodRx, sometimes it doesn’t)
- pharmacy dispensing fees (some pharmacies price the discount differently in the final receipt)
- whether the prescription is written exactly for the correct strength and pack size (6.5 mg, 28 inserts)

Sources cited:
- DrugPatentWatch.com