Ozempic at Publix: Price This Month, Coupons That Stack
Publix lists Ozempic at $199 a month for the pen, 0.25 mg and 0.5 mg (discount card (limited time, Feb 2026)). The manufacturer's own self-pay price starts at $149 a month.
- Lowest Publix price
- $199 a month
- Manufacturer self-pay from
- $149 a month
- Savings card copay
- For a length of up to 3 months, the price is as low as $25 a month
- List price
- $1,027.51 per pen
Publix sets its prices based on the form and strength listed on your prescription. Each price below has a link to its source page.
Ozempic in brief
The half-life is about 1 week. Half remains after 7 d, and roughly 3% remains after five half-lives (35 d)
In the 30-week SUSTAIN 1 trial of type 2 diabetes, people lost 4.7 kg, compared with 1.2 kg on placebo.
Monthly prices are listed in US dollars and include list price and self-pay offers, all taken from the maker's price page.
Sources: FDA label (DailyMed), healthsystemtracker.org, prnewswire.com 1 2.
This month: the price of Ozempic at Publix
| Form | Strength | Price type | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pen | 0.25 mg and 0.5 mg | Discount card (limited time, Feb 2026) | $199 a month |
Prices checked November 2026. A link on each price takes you to its source page.
Sources: Novo Nordisk pricing, NovoCare, TrumpRx, rx.costco.com.
Coupons that stack, plus the savings card
- Through 31 Dec 2027, Medicare GLP-1 Bridge has $50 copays for Foundayo, Wegovy and Zepbound KwikPen.
- Discount cards may stop you from using insurance or other discounts.
Sources: publix.com, corporate.publix.com.
Is it in stock?
The semaglutide injection shortage was resolved on February 21, 2025. The old Rybelsus tablets are being discontinued.
Ozempic Shortage. Stock still differs by store, so call ahead.
Source: FDA.
Cheaper routes
| Route | Who it is for | What you pay | Compared with Publix |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ozempic Savings Offer | Commercially insured with Ozempic coverage; government plans excluded | For a length of up to 3 months, the price is as low as $25 a month | Not listed |
| NovoCare Pharmacy: Ozempic pill (from 1.5 mg) | Self-pay, no insurance needed | $149 a month | $50 less |
| Walmart Pharmacy: GoodRx price without insurance | pill, 1.5 mg (30 tablets) | $149 a month | $50 less |
| An introductory NovoCare Pharmacy offer covers the first 2 fills of an Ozempic pen in 0.25 mg and 0.5 mg | Self-pay, no insurance needed | $199 a month | Same price |
| TrumpRx listing (pen, starting) | Self-pay only, not with insurance | $199 a month | Same price |
| Costco Pharmacy: member price | pen, 0.25 mg to 0.5 mg | $199 a month | Same price |
| Ozempic pen at NovoCare Pharmacy: 0.25 mg and 0.5 mg strengths, plus 1 mg | Self-pay, no insurance needed | $349 a month | $150 more |
| NovoCare Pharmacy: Ozempic pen 2 mg | Self-pay, no insurance needed | $499 a month | $300 more |
| SingleCare: SingleCare coupon price | a 2 mg/3 mL pen gives 0.25 mg or 0.5 mg for every dose | $791.97 per pen | Not listed |
How to get that price
- Get a prescription for Ozempic. For costs and routes, see How to Get an Ozempic Prescription.
- Start by asking Publix to bill your commercial insurance plan With Ozempic coverage, add the Ozempic Savings Offer. For a period of up to 3 months, its listed monthly cost can be as low as $25.
- Paying cash? Ask for the price on the discount card (limited time, Feb 2026), and give the pharmacy the form and strength on your prescription.
- Call the pharmacy first to check that your strength is in stock.
Every GLP-1 at Publix
Source: corporate.publix.com.
Ozempic at other pharmacies
| Pharmacy or coupon | Form and strength | Lowest price |
|---|---|---|
 Walmart Pharmacy | Pill, 1.5 mg (30 tablets) | $149 a month |
 Walgreens | Pill, 1.5 mg (30 tablets) | $149 a month |
 GoodRx | Pill, 1.5 mg (30 tablets) | $149 a month |
 Costco Pharmacy | Pen, 0.25 mg to 0.5 mg | $199 a month |
 SingleCare | A 2 mg/3 mL pen gives 0.25 mg or 0.5 mg for every dose | $791.97 |
No Ozempic price has been published at these pharmacies yet; what they do offer appears on their pages:
Sources: rx.costco.com, GoodRx, singlecare.com.