Cheapest Progesterone Online in 2026
2 programs ranked by real monthly cost, from $20 to $39, with the required fees most sites don't add.
By Julian Caraulani, reviewed by Dr. A. Goher, MBBS · prices checked
Musely: from $20/mo, The Progesterone Pill
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The cheapest progesterone programs in 2026 are Musely at $20/month, followed by Winona at $39/month. Every price below is the program's published all-in rate, read on its own site (October 26, 2026) and sorted from cheapest to most expensive.
Market snapshot (updated October 26, 2026): across the 2 programs that publish an all-in price for progesterone, the cheapest is $20/month and the median $29.50/month, tracked in the HRT Watchdog Price Index, with every way to pay on the progesterone cost page.
Price snapshot: lowest all-in
Our #1 pick for progesterone
Winona: Per-product pricing with the doctor included: estrogen pills, patches, progesterone and compounded creams.
Quick Summary
- Cheapest overall:Musely at $20/mo (auto-refill, 2-month supply)
- Highest scored after our #1 pick:Musely at $20/mo (8.9/10)
What Are the Cheapest Progesterone Programs?
The cheapest programs are Musely at $20/month, followed by Winona at $39/month; the most expensive we track is $39/month.
Sorted from cheapest to most expensive. All prices checked October 26, 2026.
| # | Provider | Monthly price | Meds included? | Consultation fee | Type | Score | Visit |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Musely The Progesterone Pill · auto-refill, 2-month supply | $20/mosource, 2026-10-26 | Yes | $20 one-time doctor visit fee per new treatment | FDA-approved + compounded | 8.9 | Visit |
| 2 | WinonaPick Progesterone capsules · auto-refill, 30 or 90-day supply | $39/mosource, 2026-10-26 | Yes | Free initial visit (online intake) | FDA-approved + compounded | 9.2 | Visit |
"Meds included" means the medication is part of the listed monthly price. Prepaid plans often carry the lowest monthly figure; each review lists every plan.
Not ranked here, and why (7)
- Gala Health: no price published before the consultation.
- Found: no price published before the consultation.
- Hone Health: no price published before the consultation.
- LifeMD Women's Health: no price published before the consultation.
- Ivim Health: no price published before the consultation.
- PlushCare: no price published before the consultation.
- Sesame: no price published before the consultation.
How We Rank the Cheapest Progesterone Programs
Programs are ranked by their lowest published monthly price with every required charge added (membership, medication, visit), read on the program's own site; ties break on our 10-point score. Three rules keep the ranking honest:
- All-in price, not a teaser. A price that leaves out something you must pay is shown with its add-ons but never used as a headline number.
- Every price sourced and dated. Each row links to the page we read the price on and the date we read it.
- Regulatory record shown inline. FDA warning letters are badged in the table with a link to the letter, and weighed in our score.
We earn a commission on some sign-ups, disclosed on every page; commission plays no part in this order. Full scoring rules are on our methodology page.
What Are the Cheapest Safe Progesterone Options in 2026?
The cheapest options that pass our record checks are Musely at $20/mo and Winona at $39/mo: no FDA warning letter found when we searched, and the medication is in the price.
Not all cheap options are risky, and not all expensive ones are safe. What makes a low price safe is the program behind it: a licensed clinician who reviews your history, and a licensed pharmacy.
- Musely ($20/mo): best for women who know what they need and want the lowest monthly price. Includes compounded; $20 doctor visit fee on first order. (Musely review)
- Winona ($39/mo): best for women who want to see every price up front and pay only for the medication. Includes visit, follow-ups, messaging and shipping. (Winona review)
When Is a Progesterone Program Too Cheap to Be Safe?
A price is too cheap to be safe when it comes from a seller you can't verify: no licensed clinician, no licensed pharmacy, no way to reach anyone after you start. The red flag is not the price itself (the lowest program we track, Musely, starts at $20/mo); it is a low price from a source you can't check.
If a program advertises rock-bottom prices and you can't verify who runs it, be careful. The real red flags:
- A price far below every other program, from a seller you can't look up
- No real medical evaluation: a two-minute questionnaire instead of a clinician reviewing your history
- No named, licensed pharmacy
- Social ads with celebrity endorsements (often unauthorized)
- No clear way to contact a clinician after you start
- Shipping from overseas or from an unlicensed facility
None of the 2 programs ranked here has an FDA warning letter on record that we found. FDA-approved estradiol and progesterone are tested for dose and purity. Compounded bioidentical hormones are mixed by a pharmacy and are not FDA-approved as finished products. In November 2025 the FDA began removing the broad boxed warnings from approved menopause hormone therapy, keeping the endometrial cancer warning for estrogen-alone products.
Cheapest Progesterone: Frequently Asked Questions
What is the cheapest progesterone online?
Musely at $20 a month all in (The Progesterone Pill, auto-refill, 2-month supply), checked October 26, 2026 on its own pricing page.
What is the second cheapest option?
Winona at $39 a month (auto-refill, 30 or 90-day supply). The full ranking is in the table above, cheapest first.
Which cheap option includes the medication?
Musely includes the medication in its $20 monthly price. Some lower headline prices are a membership only, with the medication billed on top.
What hidden fees should I ask about before signing up?
Ask about consultation fees, lab costs, a membership charged on top of the medication, shipping, and cancellation terms. The advertised price is often the longest prepaid plan, so ask what you pay month to month with everything required included.
Is the cheapest program the best one?
Not always. Price is one of five criteria in our score, next to transparency, care, access and reputation. The cheapest plan can need a long prepayment or leave out labs, so check what is included before you choose.
How often are these prices checked?
Every price links to the page we read it on and shows the date. We re-check each program's published prices twice a week and change the table only when the source does.
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