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Menopur is both a follicle and ovary stimulant. It helps stimulate eggs to mature and, and is often used in conjunction with other ART protocols. Menopur injection costs can add up quickly when combined with other infertility treatments.

The average price of a Menopur injection without insurance is about $100. You may pay a little less for larger quantities. You may use other fertility drugs in combination with a variety of more expensive infertility treatments


Keep in mind that your Menopur costs may be just one component in your quest to fund infertility treatments, pregnancy, and maternity leave. It pays to research and understand the following: 
  • Menopur and insurance - nothing beats having health insurance pay the bill when possible
  • Menopur is tax deductible - cut all of your costs of getting pregnant, but use the right tax vehicle
  • Your hopeful pregnancy - follicle stimulating hormones increase your chance of getting pregnant, and conceiving multiples. Cover your financial exposure with supplemental insurance.

Insurance that Covers InfertilityInsurance that Covers InfertilityMenopur and other follicle stimulating hormones are often not covered by many insurance plans unless used to address an underlying medical problem, or if state law mandates the coverage. Insurance regulations work differently than most assume, so learn the ins and outs. Find alternatives in case you can't get what you want.
Infertility Deductible ExpensesInfertility Deductible ExpensesMenopur may be just one of many un-reimbursed medical expenses a couple may face when trying to conceive. Since most couples pay these costs out of pocket the best way to make the treatments more affordable is the tax code. Two approaches have different pros and cons. Plan ahead to keep more of your money.
Supplemental Insurance for PregnancySupplemental Insurance for PregnancyMany couples taking Menopur are often taking other fertility drugs as part of an Artificial Reproductive Technique (ART). The goal is to get pregnant. Multiple pregnancies are quite common when egg production is stimulated, and the resulting pregnancies are often high risk. Use supplemental insurance to mitigate these risks.
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