What’s the Prasterone (Intrarosa) price on GoodRx for 28 inserts?
GoodRx prices for Prasterone (brand name Intrarosa) depend on the exact listing (dose/strength and whether the pharmacy price is for 28 inserts or another quantity). If you share the GoodRx link or the dose you’re seeing (for example, 6.5 mg), I can help you interpret what the “28 inserts” price means and whether it matches your prescription.
How GoodRx “28 inserts” pricing usually maps to the prescription
Intrarosa comes as vaginal inserts. A “28 inserts” listing generally corresponds to a 28-count supply, which is commonly a 28-day (about 1-month) course when used once daily, but the exact duration depends on how your prescriber instructed you.
What to check so you’re comparing the same product
When you look at the GoodRx result, make sure the entry matches:
- Product name: Prasterone / Intrarosa
- Strength (commonly 6.5 mg)
- Dosage form: vaginal insert
- Quantity: 28 inserts (not a 60- or 90-count deal)
- Pharmacy location: prices can change by zip code
Alternatives if GoodRx isn’t giving you the lowest cost
If the GoodRx price is higher than expected, it can help to compare:
- Different pharmacies in the GoodRx list (prices vary by store)
- Whether your insurance requires a prior authorization or specific NDC/pharmacy
- Cash-pay alternatives at other discount programs (some pharmacies price differently)
Source
GoodRx pricing can vary by listing and location, and I do not have a GoodRx page or the exact GoodRx listing text you’re viewing in your question. If you paste the GoodRx link (or the displayed price and your zip code), I can verify whether it truly is the 28-insert Intrarosa price and help you compare it to other offers.
If you paste the GoodRx link or the exact “Prasterone/Intrarosa 28 inserts” line you’re seeing, I’ll respond with the specific price shown and what it includes.