Clomid covered by insurance?

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Is clomid or any of the other medications to induce ovulation covered by insurance? Anyone have an estimate of what it costs?

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It depends on your insurance plan. Mine doesn’t cover any infertility treatments or medication. Clomid isn’t expensive though. It’s less than $15. Letrozole would have cost me $60 but with goodrx.com I got it for $18. Highly recommend goodrx for any prescriptions.

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It depends on your insurance plan. I took letrozole/femara and paid .62$ cents for my first month. Im headed for an iui now and our insurance covers it in full not quite sure of the meds cost yet.

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Clomid is very affordable.

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I just started Clomid and it’s not covered by my insurance. I use CVS. It was $18

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Go to Costco!   CVS and Walgreens quoted me $60+.

Clomid ran me about $12 at Costco.    Femera was $9.

Ovidrel if you need it was $80-$95 through mail order.  For some reason it varies each month.

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You can apply for a discount card on fertilitylifelines.com, they ask for a tax return and give you 25% 50% or 75% off drugs depending on your income. Freedom fertility has ovidrel for $107 with a $10 rebate or you can use that discount card which made it $79 for me. Also utilize goodrx.com for clomid. Otherwise pharmacies over charge.

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My doctor told me yesterday that each cycle of femara is $500 which includes all the ultrasounds to track the cycle and a trigger shot. She didn’t mention using the pills without the visits? Does anyone have experience with this?

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Thank you for the information!

Clomid covered by insurance?

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