Menopur costs $90-$130 per vial without insurance. Learn how to save with discount programs, patient assistance, and other strategies in 2026.
If you've been prescribed Menopur for your fertility treatment, you've probably already noticed the price tag. At roughly $90 to $130 per vial, and with most IVF cycles requiring 20 to 40 vials, the total cost for Menopur alone can reach $1,800 to $5,200 — and that's just one of several medications in a typical IVF protocol.
The financial burden of fertility treatment is real, and Menopur is often one of the biggest line items. In this guide, we'll break down the actual costs, walk you through every savings option we know of, and help you figure out which ones might work for your situation.
Let's start with the numbers:
These are cash prices — what you'd pay without any insurance coverage. Prices vary by pharmacy, with specialty fertility pharmacies sometimes offering slightly better per-vial pricing than retail chains.
There is no generic version of Menopur available in the United States. It's a biologically derived product made by Ferring Pharmaceuticals, and no biosimilar has been approved. That means brand-name pricing is the only option.
Unlike many oral medications, fertility injectables like Menopur have limited coupon card options. Here's what's available:
Ferring Pharmaceuticals offers the HEART Program (Helping to Expand Access to Reproductive Therapy), which is the single most valuable discount resource for Menopur:
This program is the most impactful way to reduce Menopur costs. Ask your clinic if they're familiar with the application process — many have staff who can help you apply.
Standard prescription discount cards (GoodRx, SingleCare, RxSaver, etc.) have limited effectiveness for Menopur because:
That said, it's still worth checking. Visit GoodRx or SingleCare to see current pricing at pharmacies near you. Even small per-vial savings add up across an entire cycle.
If you're facing significant financial hardship, several organizations offer grants and assistance specifically for fertility medications:
Beyond the discount program mentioned above, Ferring's HEART Program also includes a compassionate care component for patients with the greatest financial need. This may provide Menopur at deeply reduced costs or, in some cases, at no charge. Eligibility is income-based.
If you're a cancer patient who needs fertility preservation before treatment, Livestrong Fertility offers discounted or free fertility medications, including gonadotropins. Visit livestrong.org for details.
The Baby Quest Foundation awards grants of up to $16,000 for fertility treatment, which can be applied toward medication costs including Menopur. Applications open periodically throughout the year.
These databases aggregate patient assistance programs across manufacturers:
Before assuming you'll pay cash, verify your insurance benefits. Many patients don't realize their plan covers fertility medications:
Your insurance plan may prefer (and cover more generously) a different gonadotropin. If switching to Gonal-F or Follistim would save you thousands while achieving similar clinical results, it's worth discussing with your doctor. See our guide on alternatives to Menopur.
Prices for Menopur can vary by $5 to $15 per vial across pharmacies. Across 30 vials, that's a potential savings of $150 to $450 just by choosing a different pharmacy. Use Medfinder to compare availability and contact pharmacies directly to ask about per-vial pricing.
Work with your doctor to estimate your vial count as accurately as possible. Many clinics start with a conservative estimate and prescribe additional vials only as needed based on your response. This avoids paying for unused medication.
Some specialty pharmacies offer tiered pricing for larger orders. If your doctor can estimate your total cycle needs upfront, ordering in bulk may save you per-vial. Ask your pharmacy if they offer any quantity discounts.
Some fertility clinics offer shared risk programs (sometimes called "money-back guarantee" programs) that bundle medication costs into a package with partial refunds if treatment is unsuccessful. While not a direct Menopur discount, these programs can reduce your overall financial risk.
Menopur is a significant expense, but it doesn't have to break the bank. The Ferring HEART Program is the most impactful resource — apply early and through your clinic for the best chance of approval. Beyond that, verify your insurance coverage, compare pharmacy pricing, and explore patient assistance grants.
If cost is a major barrier, talk to your reproductive endocrinologist about your options. There may be alternative medications that achieve similar results at lower cost. And to find Menopur at the best available price near you, use Medfinder.
For the latest on availability, see our Menopur shortage update for 2026. And if you're just getting started with Menopur, check out what you need to know about Menopur.
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