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Medication pricing

Clearer costs. More control.

Compare approximate 90-day costs for common menopause prescriptions across insurance and cash-pay options.

Compare prescriptions

Start with the medication type.

Prices vary by dose, pharmacy, location, and insurance plan. Use these estimates as a starting point, then confirm your exact price with the pharmacy.

Estradiol (Systemic) costs

Systemic estradiol is delivered throughout your body to treat hot flashes, night sweats, and other vasomotor symptoms of menopause.

Cost Plus updated
September 16, 2026 at 5:48 PM UTC

Delivery methodInsurance90-day supplyCost Plus DrugsLive90-day supplyGoodRx90-day cash payHRT Club90-day cash pay
Oral Tablet$10+$8.10Lowest listed$18-25$30
Twice-Weekly Patch$10+Lowest listed$133.48$60-180$144
Once Weekly Patch$10+Lowest listed$95.36$150Not listed
Daily Gel Packet$10-50Lowest listedNot listedNot listed$105
Gel Pump (Estragel)VariesNot listed$170-250$90Lowest listed
Mist (Evamist)VariesNot listed$225Lowest listedNot listed

These are pharmacy prices, not charges from MyMenopauseRx. Your specialist will send your prescription to the pharmacy you choose.

Your virtual visit

Care costs and medication costs are separate.

We accept most major commercial health insurance plans. You pay your copay, coinsurance, or deductible for the visit, while your pharmacy handles the prescription cost.

  • Personalized care plan
  • Your choice of pharmacy
  • FSA/HSA eligible
  • $99 self-pay visits
Book a virtual visit
01

Meet with your specialist

Discuss your symptoms, health history, and treatment preferences.

02

Choose a treatment plan

Your specialist explains appropriate options and sends your prescription.

03

Fill it where you prefer

Compare prices and use the pharmacy that works best for you.

Pricing notes

Cost Plus Drugs prices come from its public API and include its standard markup, pharmacy fee, and shipping. GoodRx and HRT Club prices are approximate ranges based on publicly available data. Insurance costs depend on your plan. Always confirm pricing with your pharmacy before filling a prescription.