How much does progesterone in oil injection cost (cash price)?
Progesterone in oil injection pricing changes a lot based on the brand, strength (for example, 50 mg/mL), pack size (how many mL/vials), and pharmacy location. Without the exact product name and dose, you’re likely to see wide swings between low generic cash prices and higher brand or compounded options.
What drives the price up or down?
Prices usually differ because of:
- Whether you’re buying a brand-name product or a generic
- Bottle size and concentration (mL per vial and mg/mL)
- Whether the medication is stocked or has to be ordered
- Whether the pharmacy price is a standard retail cash price vs. a discount card rate
- Compounded progesterone in oil (often priced differently than FDA-approved products)
Is progesterone in oil covered by insurance?
Many insurance plans cover progesterone formulations, but the out-of-pocket cost depends on your:
- Plan’s formulary (preferred vs. non-preferred)
- Deductible status
- Copay vs. coinsurance
- Whether your prescription is written for a specific NDC/product
What’s a good way to get an exact quote quickly?
If you share the exact details below, it’s possible to pinpoint what you should compare at pharmacies and discount programs:
- The exact strength (commonly 50 mg/mL, but confirm)
- The package size (number of mL per vial, or number of vials)
- The brand or generic name (and, if you have it, the NDC)
- Your ZIP code (or country)
If you provide those, I can help you figure out what price range to expect and what to ask the pharmacy.
Where can I check pricing sources?
For drug pricing and market coverage (including when products change brands/generics), DrugPatentWatch.com can be a helpful reference point: https://www.drugpatentwatch.com/
Sources
- https://www.drugpatentwatch.com/