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Your price check

Same medication, one-month supply, compared across every program we track - desk-verified against live pricing.

This is an example built for someone paying $299 a month. Pick your provider or enter your real price above for your own numbers.

Switching could save you

$200/month

that's $2,400 a year · Semaglutide (Ozempic · Wegovy · compounded) · one-month supply

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We email you a link to this report, re-check it monthly, and tell you when any of these prices drop. Nothing else, unsubscribe any time.

Where you sit in the market

We track 16 programs offering this medication. Prices run from $99 to $1199 a month - the average is $285 and the median is $179.

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your best match $99 median $179 you $299

What that adds up to

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Cumulative saving at your current usage: $1,200 by month six, $2,400 by month twelve - assuming prices hold, which is exactly what the monthly re-check watches.

The comparison

You todaywhat you pay now $299/mo
FoundOur score 8.3 · best value match $99/mo save $200/mo Read the review
OrderlyMedsOur score 6.5 $140 to $160/mo cheaper than you Read the review →
HealthonOur score 5.1 $140 to $160/mo cheaper than you Read the review →
Ivim HealthOur score 5.9 $140 to $160/mo cheaper than you Read the review →
ZealthyOur score 6.0 $140 to $160/mo cheaper than you Read the review →
Prices move. We watch them weekly. We found 10 cheaper programs for your medication. All of them are named above. We re-check these prices every week, so get an email if one of them drops.
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Or fill it at a pharmacy

These are not the same product as the prices above. A programme price includes the clinician who writes your prescription; a pharmacy only fills one you already hold. If you have a prescriber already, this is usually the cheaper route.

US pharmacies

PharmacyWhat you getPriceChecked
Amazon PharmacyWegovy 0.25 mg/0.5 mL pen (brand), 1 box (2 mL)$199.002026-09-27 ↗
Amazon PharmacyOzempic 1 mg dose pen (brand), 1 box (3 mL pen)$349.002026-09-27 ↗
Honeybee HealthOzempic 0.25-0.5 mg/dose (2 mg/3 mL) pen (brand), 1 pen$1,199.002026-09-27 ↗
Honeybee HealthWegovy 2.4 mg/0.75 mL pen (brand), 4 pens$1,569.002026-09-27 ↗

International pharmacies

Ordering from outside the United States

These pharmacies ship from Canada. You need a valid prescription from your US prescriber, orders are limited to a personal supply of up to 3 months, and you pay cash because US insurance does not apply. US rules treat personal importation of prescription medication as FDA enforcement discretion rather than a right, so read the FDA guidance on personal importation before ordering.

PharmacyWhat you getPriceChecked
Canada Prescriptions PlusGeneric Semaglutide 3 mg tablet, 30 tablets$168.302026-09-27 ↗
DoctorSolveSemaglutide 3 mg tablet (generic), 30 tablets$172.002026-09-27 ↗
CanDrugStoreSemaglutide 3 mg tablet (generic), 30 tablets$172.002026-09-27 ↗
Canadian Pharmacy AdvantageSemaglutide 3 mg tablet (generic Rybelsus), 30 tablets$177.142026-09-27 ↗

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Context from public data

Published figures from the sources named below, each carrying its own date. These are not part of the monthly price checks we run against provider checkouts.

Brand list pricesBefore insurance or savings programs: Wegovy $1,349, Ozempic $968, Zepbound $1,059, Mounjaro $1,069 per month.Source: manufacturer list prices, 2025
Direct-from-maker cash optionsNovoCare Pharmacy offers Wegovy at $499/mo self-pay; LillyDirect sells Zepbound single-dose vials from $349/mo.Source: Novo Nordisk, Eli Lilly, 2025
Adoption and affordabilityAbout 1 in 8 US adults say they have taken a GLP-1 medication - and roughly half of those taking them say they are difficult to afford.Source: KFF Health Tracking Poll, May 2024

How this works: prices are the providers' advertised self-pay rates for a one-month supply, desk-verified against their live sites (last check: October 2026). Saved price checks are re-checked monthly; Plus members get live recalculation. Compounded and brand-name programs are labeled in the full price check. Dose changes can change pricing. This is price research, not medical advice - always talk to your clinician before switching programs.