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Last I checked, Ozempic (Semaglutide) is around $1000/month in the US. A typical 1 month pen is 4-8mg, so around $250/mg to $500/mg. So yeah, I may have underst
by olalonde 7mo ago
Last I checked, Ozempic (Semaglutide) is around $1000/month in the US. A typical 1 month pen is 4-8mg, so around $250/mg to $500/mg. So yeah, I may have understated how much cheaper the gray market version is.
- renewiltord 7mo agoSemaglutide is effectively $99/month in the US. Not from shady sources.
- olalonde 7mo agoDo you mean with health insurance? Novo Nordisk still lists it at $1000+ on their website: https://www.novopricing.com/ozempic.html https://www.novopricing.com/ozempic.html
- renewiltord 7mo agoI meant from the various compounding pharmacies. But in the worst-case you go with GoodRx and get it for $350/mo (after $199/mo for the first two).
- allador 7mo agoThis is incorrect. Tirzepatide is $400-450 (depending on dose) per month directly from Eli Lilly. https://www.lilly.com/lillydirect/medicines/zepbound https://www.lilly.com/lillydirect/medicines/zepbound Novo Nordisk's drugs can be had as low as $250/month through third party (which is weird), though they'll probably honor those prices in direct sales before long. https://www.cnbc.com/2026/03/31/novo-nordisk-wegovy-subscription-glp-1-obesity-drugs.html https://www.cnbc.com/2026/03/31/novo-nordisk-wegovy-subscrip... These are all cash pay prices, no insurance.