What does GoodRx charge for Intrarosa (prasterone) 6.5 mg vaginal inserts?
I can’t confirm a specific GoodRx price for “Intrarosa 6.5 mg vaginal insert” from the information provided here. GoodRx pricing changes based on:
- the exact package size (how many vaginal inserts per box)
- your ZIP code/pharmacy
- whether you’re using a brand or generic entry
- current availability and coupon terms
If you share the package size (for example, “28 inserts” or “56 inserts”) and your ZIP code, I can help you match the correct GoodRx listing to the price you’ll actually see.
How to check the exact GoodRx price for Intrarosa 6.5 mg
To get the real-time coupon price, search the GoodRx site/app for:
1) “Intrarosa 6.5 mg vaginal insert”
2) select the correct “quantity” (box size)
3) enter your ZIP code (or choose your pharmacy)
That will show the current per-fill cost and the price after the coupon.
Is there a cheaper alternative if GoodRx is still expensive?
If the GoodRx price looks high, common ways people reduce cost are:
- comparing prices across nearby pharmacies (GoodRx can vary a lot by location)
- checking whether Intrarosa coupons or patient assistance are available through the manufacturer
- asking your clinician whether a lower-cost alternative is appropriate (this depends on your diagnosis and local formulary)
If you tell me what price you’re seeing and your ZIP code, I can help you think through whether another pharmacy or program is likely to be cheaper.
Does Intrarosa have generic alternatives that could lower the price?
“Prasterone” is the active ingredient in Intrarosa, and whether a lower-cost generic is available depends on current FDA approvals and the specific product/strength/package. If you want, share the exact box size you’re comparing, and I’ll help you determine what to look for on alternative listings.
What should patients watch for with vaginal insert dosing?
When comparing prices, make sure you’re comparing the same product and strength:
- Intrarosa is a 6.5 mg vaginal insert (not an oral tablet)
- dosing schedules and the number of inserts per box affect your true monthly cost
If you share the “number of inserts per box” shown on your prescription or at checkout, I can help estimate the monthly cost from any GoodRx price you’re quoted.
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If you reply with your ZIP code and the box size (e.g., 28 or 56 inserts), I’ll help you pinpoint the most relevant Intrarosa 6.5 mg GoodRx price to expect.