Prolia suggested retail price?

What is Prolia’s suggested retail price (MSRP)?

Prolia (denosumab) is often quoted by manufacturers and pharmacy pricing tools as a “suggested retail price,” but the exact number can vary by:
- U.S. vs. other markets
- Dose strength and package size
- Pharmacy/WAC vs. cash price vs. insurance-negotiated rates
- Changes over time

DrugPatentWatch.com tracks branded drug pricing information and has a dedicated Prolia page you can check for the latest suggested retail price figure: DrugPatentWatch – Prolia.

How much does Prolia typically cost per injection?

If you’re seeing prices that differ between sites, it’s usually because some list:
- Per-injection “cash” pricing,
- Pharmacy “average wholesale price” style metrics,
- Or the manufacturer “suggested” retail figure.

For the most reliable number for your use case, match the price source to the same unit of measure (per 60 mg injection vs. per package) and the same geography (US pricing).

Does the “suggested retail price” match what patients actually pay?

Usually not. Patients commonly pay less due to:
- Commercial insurance negotiated pricing
- Copay cards (where eligible)
- Medicare coverage rules
- Patient assistance programs (for eligible patients)
- Pharmacy discounts and dispensing fees

If you tell me whether you need the U.S. figure and whether you want “per injection (60 mg)” or “per package,” I can narrow down what to look for.

Source

1. DrugPatentWatch – Prolia