Ozempic Coupon: Savings Card Rules, Self-Pay Offer
With commercial insurance that covers Ozempic, the Ozempic Savings Offer brings the copay to for up to 3 months, You can pay as little as $25 each month through. Without insurance, self-pay starts at $149 a month. Medicare and Medicaid cannot use the card.
- Savings card copay
- For up to 3 months, You can pay as little as $25 each month through
- Card pays at most
- $100 per 1-month fill
- Self-pay from
- $149 a month
- Patient assistance
- Income up to 200% of poverty level
Which Ozempic savings program applies to you?
Ozempic: the short version
Its half-life is about 1 week: after 7 d, half is gone, and after five half-lives (35 d) about 3% is left.
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In US dollars, the monthly figures cover the list price and self-pay offers, and each one comes from the maker's price page.
Sources: FDA label (DailyMed), healthsystemtracker.org, prnewswire.com 1 2.
Which program applies to you
| How you pay | What applies |
|---|---|
| Insurance through work or the Marketplace | If you have coverage, the Ozempic Savings Offer can bring a fill down to as little as $25. Commercially insured with Ozempic coverage; government plans excluded. Maximum savings $100 per 1-month fill. |
| Medicare | Medicare does not accept savings cards, so your Part D copay for Ozempic is what applies. Card terms exclude government plans. People who meet the income rules can get the medicine at no cost through the Novo Nordisk Patient Assistance Program. |
| Medicaid | Medicaid does not accept savings cards; whether Ozempic is covered comes down to your state's Medicaid drug list. The usual covered use is type 2 diabetes, while weight loss coverage varies by state. |
| No insurance, paying myself | If you have no insurance, the lowest price for Ozempic when you pay yourself is $149 a month. For the Ozempic pill (from 1.5 mg), you pay this amount directly to the manufacturer's pharmacy. People who meet the income rules can get the medicine at no cost through the Novo Nordisk Patient Assistance Program. |
Every Ozempic savings program, listed
| Route | Who it is for | What you pay | Limits and dates |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ozempic Savings Offer | Commercially insured with Ozempic coverage; government plans excluded | For up to 3 months, You can pay as little as $25 each month through | Each 1-month supply has a discount of up to $100. Not for Medicare, Medicaid; government plans other than those are excluded |
| NovoCare Pharmacy: Ozempic pill (from 1.5 mg) | Self-pay, no insurance needed | $149 a month | Not listed |
| NovoCare Pharmacy: Ozempic pen introduction (first 2 fills: 0.25 mg and 0.5 mg) | Self-pay, no insurance needed | $199 a month | Not listed |
| NovoCare Pharmacy: Ozempic pens come in strengths of 1 mg, 0.5 mg and 0.25 mg | Self-pay, no insurance needed | $349 a month | Not listed |
| NovoCare Pharmacy: Ozempic pen 2 mg | Self-pay, no insurance needed | $499 a month | Not listed |
| TrumpRx listing (pen, starting) | Self-pay only, not with insurance | $199 a month | The offer begins November 17, 2025 and ends December 31, 2026 |
| Novo Nordisk PAP | The household income cannot exceed 200% of the federal poverty level | Free if approved | Not for people who have Medicare drug coverage. The income limit is 200% of the poverty level |
| GoodRx: GoodRx lowest price | pill, 1.5 mg (30 tablets) | $149 a month | Not listed |
| SingleCare: SingleCare coupon price | With the 2 mg/3 mL pen, each dose contains either 0.25 mg or 0.5 mg | $791.97 per pen | Not listed |
Prices checked November 2026. Every price points to the page where it comes from.
Copay for a Savings card
The Ozempic card brings a copay down to $25, though it covers at most $100 a month. You pay $25 only if the copay from your plan is $125 or less. Any higher, and you pay your copay minus $100.
Source: NovoCare.
Who is excluded and why?
- The Ozempic savings card is unavailable with Medicare, Medicaid, TRICARE, VA and other government plans.
- Medicare Part D members cannot get Ozempic through Novo Nordisk PAP.
- Commercial insurance holders cannot use the Novo Nordisk PAP.
- TrumpRx prices apply when you pay for the medicine yourself, without using insurance.
Free Ozempic through Novo Nordisk Patient Assistance Program
- Ozempic appears on the medicine list for The Novo Nordisk PAP.
- Your household income must be no more than 200% of the federal poverty level.
Source: NovoCare.
What do you do to activate it?
- Answer the two questions above or find your situation in the table to identify the right program.
- For commercial insurance, register for the Ozempic Savings Offer at the manufacturer's page (NovoCare). Along with your insurance card, show the pharmacy the card number you received.
- No insurance: ask your prescriber to send your prescription to NovoCare Pharmacy (NovoCare).
- With no insurance and a low income, apply for the patient assistance program and send proof of income.
Dates and changes to watch
- Strength: the self-pay price ranges from $149 a month to $499 a month, depending on the strength selected by your prescriber.
- Beginning January 2027, the list price becomes $675 a month, Novo Nordisk says.
- Coupon prices: GoodRx reports frequent price changes, and those prices differ by pharmacy.
Sources: Novo Nordisk pricing, NovoCare, TrumpRx, rx.costco.com.