Is there a generic version of Depo-testosterone?

Depo-testosterone is a brand name medication. Generic alternatives may be available — ask your pharmacist or search our drug database for equivalent generics, which typically cost 80-85% less.

Brand Name NDC 00009034702

Depo-testosterone 1,000 Mg/10 ML

NADAC pharmacy acquisition cost from CMS

NADAC Per Unit

$6.92

Pharmacy acquisition cost

Est. 30-Day Supply

$208

At NADAC cost (1/day)

Est. 90-Day Supply

$623

At NADAC cost (1/day)

Est. Retail Price / Unit

$9.34

~35% pharmacy markup

Est. Retail 30-Day

$280

Without insurance

Est. Annual Cost

$3,408

Retail, 1 unit/day

Generic Alternatives to Depo-testosterone

These generic drugs have similar dosage forms and may be alternatives. Ask your pharmacist or doctor about switching.

Mycophenolate 200 Mg/ml SUSP Generic

$1.16

92% less

Testosterone Cyp 200 Mg/ml Generic

$11.45

19% less

Testosterone Enan 200 Mg/ml Generic

$14.47

See full comparison →

Understanding Drug Pricing

NADAC (shown above) — What the pharmacy pays the wholesaler for this drug. This is the most transparent baseline cost, published weekly by CMS.

Retail Price — Pharmacies add a dispensing fee ($2-$15) and markup (20-50%). This is what you pay without insurance or discount cards.

Insurance Copay — With insurance, you typically pay a flat copay ($5-$15 generic, $25-$50 brand) regardless of the NADAC cost.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does Depo-testosterone cost?

The pharmacy acquisition cost (NADAC) for Depo-testosterone 1,000 Mg/10 ML is $6.92 per unit. A 30-day supply at 1 unit per day costs approximately $208.

How much does Depo-testosterone cost without insurance?

Without insurance, expect to pay approximately $280 for a 30-day supply. Pharmacy discount programs (GoodRx, RxSaver, Cost Plus Drugs) and manufacturer coupons can reduce this significantly. Ask your doctor if a generic alternative is available — generics typically cost 80-85% less.

Is Depo-testosterone available as a generic?

Depo-testosterone is a brand name medication. Generic alternatives may be available. Ask your pharmacist about equivalent generics which can save 80-85%.