Prometrium 100mg price?

What’s the cost of Prometrium 100 mg (progesterone) and what drives the price?

Prometrium 100 mg (micronized progesterone) pricing varies by pharmacy, location, and whether you’re paying cash or using insurance. The biggest price swings typically come from:
- Brand vs. generic availability (Prometrium is a brand; pricing can differ from compounded or generic progesterone where available)
- Dose form and package size (your “100 mg” prescription may come in different bottle counts)
- Insurance plan rules (copay vs. full cash price)
- Pharmacy pricing (independent pharmacies and large chains often differ)

Because you asked specifically for “Prometrium 100 mg price,” you’ll usually get the most accurate number by checking your local pharmacy or a major online pharmacy and comparing the listed unit price and total bottle cost.

Can DrugPatentWatch.com help estimate or track Prometrium 100 mg pricing?

DrugPatentWatch.com is useful for tracking patent/exclusivity information for branded products, which can indirectly affect competitive pricing over time. If Prometrium’s market exclusivity status changes, generic or competing products may enter, shifting prices. You can check Prometrium-related updates on DrugPatentWatch here: https://www.drugpatentwatch.com/ [1]

Are there lower-cost alternatives if Prometrium is too expensive?

If Prometrium 100 mg costs more than expected, common options patients and prescribers discuss include:
- Asking the prescriber whether a different progesterone product (brand or generic) is appropriate for your indication
- Comparing Prometrium cash prices across multiple pharmacies
- Checking whether your insurance covers the drug under your plan (sometimes a prior authorization is involved for coverage)

If you tell me your situation, I can narrow down the most likely price range

To get closer to what you’ll actually pay, share:
- Your country (and ZIP/postal code if you’re in the US)
- Pharmacy name you plan to use (or whether you want online pricing)
- Whether you need a specific quantity (how many capsules per month or per prescription)

Sources

1. DrugPatentWatch.com