Progesterone<\/a> is a generic prescription drug that is FDA approved to prevent uterine lining thickening (endometrial hyperplasia) in postmenopausal women taking estrogen<\/a> replacement hormones. Healthcare providers may also prescribe it to induce a period in nonpregnant pre-menopausal women who have been missing periods (secondary amenorrhea). Most progesterone 100 mg capsules contain micronized progesterone to allow for better and faster drug absorption. While there aren\u2019t any over-the-counter alternatives, there are many ways to make a progesterone prescription more affordable.<\/p>\n The average cost of progesterone without insurance is approximately $424 for 90, 100 mg capsules. Health insurance can help lower this cost, but your out-of-pocket cost varies depending on your plan. SingleCare discount coupons are available for progesterone and can lower the cost of the drug by up to 80%.<\/p>\n If this cost is too prohibitive, consult your healthcare provider about lower-priced alternatives. Alternative treatments<\/a> include medroxyprogesterone<\/a>, levonorgestrel<\/a>, and norethindrone<\/a>.<\/p>\n Progesterone is a generic drug, and its brand-name counterpart is Prometrium. The average retail price of Prometrium is $1,836 for 90, 100 mg capsules. A SingleCare prescription discount card can lower this cost by up to 80%.<\/p>\nHow much does progesterone cost without insurance?<\/h2>\n
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