Intrarosa Coupons & Prices

Intrarosa FAQs

How much does Intrarosa cost without insurance?

Without insurance, the average retail price for Intrarosa is $395.38 for 1, 28 insert box. Prices may vary at your local pharmacy, depending on the quantity needed. With the SingleCare discount card, you may be able to access the current lowest price of $290.15 for 1, 28 insert box.

How much does Intrarosa cost with insurance?

Insurance plans may provide coverage for Intrarosa. As with other prescription drugs, the price of Intrarosa with insurance will depend on your plan’s formulary, the co-pay or coinsurance amounts, your deductible, and other factors. Always consult your insurance provider to determine your out-of-pocket costs. In some cases, using a SingleCare Intrarosa discount coupon at participating pharmacies might result in more savings than your insurance plan.

Does Medicare cover Intrarosa and how much does it cost?

Medicare coverage for Intrarosa depends on your specific plan. While many Medicare plans offer coverage, the costs might differ. Check with your pharmacy or your insurance plan’s provider to determine the costs you may be responsible for. Those without Medicare or with limited coverage may be able to use a SingleCare Intrarosa coupon to bring the price down to $290.15 for 1, 28 insert box.

Is there a generic of Intrarosa?

Intrarosa is a brand-name drug that is different from other estrogen or DHEA supplements available in the market. There are currently no generic versions available. Always consult a healthcare professional for drug information and medical advice related to alternative treatment options.

What is Intrarosa?

Intrarosa is an FDA-approved prescription medication used in women experiencing pain during sexual intercourse due to menopause. It contains the active ingredient prasterone, which belongs to a class of drugs called steroids. Pain during sex may be caused by vulvar and vaginal atrophy during menopause. When administered, Intrarosa converts locally to androgens and estrogens to help relieve the pain associated with menopausal changes in the vagina.

What doses of Intrarosa are available?

Intrarosa comes as a vaginal insert that contains 6.5 mg of prasterone. It is administered once daily at bedtime. Consult a healthcare professional or check the prescription to ensure the appropriate dosage.

How is Intrarosa administered?

Intrarosa comes in the form of a vaginal insert. It is inserted into the vagina with a specially designed applicator. Detailed instructions can be found in the drug information leaflet, or you can seek guidance from a healthcare professional. Each applicator is meant to be for one-time use only. It is recommended to empty your bladder and wash your hands before administering the drug. 

What are the side effects of Intrarosa?

The most common side effects of Intrarosa are vaginal discharge and abnormal Pap smear results. No other side effects are reported on the drug label. 

Women with abnormal undiagnosed vaginal bleeding should not use Intrarosa until consulting a healthcare provider first. Intrarosa should also be avoided in women with a current or past history of breast cancer. Tell your healthcare provider if you are pregnant or breastfeeding before using Intrarosa. 

Other side effects may be possible. Consult a healthcare provider for more information on potential side effects, warnings, and precautions. 

Can you get Intrarosa over-the-counter, or do you need a prescription?

Intrarosa is a prescription medication. It should not be used without guidance from a healthcare provider. After a proper evaluation and diagnosis, a healthcare provider may deem Intrarosa suitable for you and provide a prescription.