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NuvaRing® price depends on several factors. If you are considering using the NuvaRing® birth control method but you want to know how much it costs before making the decision to switch, a good place to start your inquiry would be with your OB/Gyn or other healthcare provider where you have obtained contraceptive guidance before. If you haven't got such a resource, a few factors to consider are:
Of course, another factor in the price of NuvaRing® is how long it will be used. The NuvaRing® is worn continuously for three weeks then discarded, and a new NuvaRing® must be purchased for each month for as long as a woman wants to prevent pregnancy. This is in contrast to a birth control method such as a diaphragm, which, once purchased, can be used for months or even years if it is well taken care of.
The price of NuvaRing® with insurance versus without insurance can be quite different. A very rough idea of NuvaRing® cost is from $20 to $60 per month with insurance, and as low as $6 per month with certain types of insurance coverage. The monthly aspect of the NuvaRing® is important — some pharmacies or store plans provide a discount when you purchase three months' worth or more of the NuvaRing®.
To provide some context for the price of NuvaRing, here the average retail costs of a few other methods of birth control:
For more information and resources about the cost, benefits and potential side effects of NuvaRing®, contact us today.
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