Intrarosa (Prasterone) Price Comparison
Intrarosa (prasterone/DHEA) is a distinct intravaginal-DHEA product — not an estrogen. No Canadian pharmacy or telehealth provider we track currently lists a public retail price for it. See the coverage decision below the price table for context, plus telehealth options and provincial MHT coverage further down this page.
Compare telehealth options for menopause treatment (HRT/MHT)No prices found for Intrarosa (Prasterone) in Canada
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Provincial coverage decision — not a retail price
BC PharmaCare's Drug Benefit Council decided prasterone (Intrarosa) 6.5mg vaginal ovules are a "Non-Benefit" (decision dated May 30, 2023). Reason on file: "At the submitted price prasterone was not considered cost-effective for the treatment of postmenopausal vulvovaginal atrophy." This is a specific coverage decision for Intrarosa by name — separate from British Columbia's broader Plan NP menopause hormone therapy (MHT) coverage shown further down this page. No reimbursement price exists for Intrarosa in BC because it was never listed as a benefit.
What affects the price
- Which provider or pharmacy fills the order — prices vary between pharmacies and telehealth providers, the same as for any other medication.
- The strength and package size — see the "Strength" column in the price table above for exactly what is being priced.
- Whether the price includes a telehealth consultation fee or is the medication cost alone — check each row's source link to confirm.
- Provincial drug coverage — some provinces cover part or all of the cost for eligible residents. See the coverage section below.
Is Intrarosa covered where you live?
British Columbia specifically decided Intrarosa is a "Non-Benefit" (see above). The snapshot below instead reflects general menopause hormone therapy (MHT) coverage by province, which may differ from Intrarosa's own status:
Menopause hormone therapy (MHT) coverage in British Columbia
FreeFREE since March 1, 2026 under Plan NP (National Pharmacare). No Special Authority required for covered MHT; pharmacists cannot charge for the medication or any associated dispense/assessment; dispenses don’t count toward the Fair PharmaCare deductible/family maximum.
Menopause hormone therapy (MHT) coverage in Ontario
Partial coverageNOT free/universal for the general population; MHT drugs are only accessible through the same age/income-gated ODB programs as contraception (Trillium, OW/ODSP, seniors 65+, OHIP+ under 25) — same eligibility test as any other formulary drug.
Telehealth options for menopause treatment
These providers offer online menopause consultations — medication is priced separately, above.
Related menopause treatment (HRT/MHT) prices
Frequently asked questions
How much does Intrarosa (Prasterone) cost in Canada?
We don't have a verified Intrarosa (Prasterone) price yet — check back soon, or see the telehealth options below for where it may be available.
Has BC PharmaCare made a coverage decision on Intrarosa?
Yes. BC PharmaCare's Drug Benefit Council decided prasterone (Intrarosa) 6.5mg vaginal ovules are a "Non-Benefit" (decision dated May 30, 2023). Reason on file: "At the submitted price prasterone was not considered cost-effective for the treatment of postmenopausal vulvovaginal atrophy." Checked July 23, 2026. This is a specific coverage decision for Intrarosa by name — separate from British Columbia's broader Plan NP menopause hormone therapy (MHT) coverage shown further down this page. No reimbursement price exists for Intrarosa in BC because it was never listed as a benefit.
What brand names is prasterone (DHEA) sold under?
Intrarosa (Prasterone) (generic name: prasterone (DHEA)) is sold in Canada under the brand name Intrarosa, in addition to generic equivalents.
Can I get Intrarosa (Prasterone) through a telehealth provider?
Yes — Felix, Jill Health, Maple offer online menopause hormone therapy (HRT/MHT) consultations. Confirmed consultation fees range from $85.00 to $99.00, separate from the medication price above. See each provider's page for exact fees and provinces served.
Is Intrarosa (Prasterone) covered by provincial health insurance?
It depends on the province. In the snapshot below, British Columbia shows free coverage; Ontario shows partial (not fully covered) coverage. Check your own province's full status on our coverage page. Note: British Columbia's PharmaCare Drug Benefit Council specifically decided Intrarosa itself is a "Non-Benefit" (see above) — a separate, drug-specific decision from the general MHT coverage snapshot shown here.
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