Semaglutide Coupons: Ozempic, Wegovy
With commercial insurance that covers the drug, semaglutide savings cards bring the copay to the price could be as low as $25 each month, lasting no more than 3 months. Without insurance, the lowest self-pay price is $149 a month (NovoCare Pharmacy: Ozempic pill (from 1.5 mg)). Medicare and Medicaid cannot use the cards.
- Lowest card copay
- The price could be as low as $25 each month, lasting no more than 3 months
- Lowest self-pay
- $149 a month
- Medicare GLP-1 Bridge
- $50 a month
- Medicines compared
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A quick look at Wegovy
Its half-life is about 1 week: after 7 d half is gone, and after five half-lives (35 d) about 3% is left.
STEP 1 ran for 68 weeks, showing 14.9% of body weight versus 2.4% with placebo.
Monthly figures in US dollars include list prices and self-pay offers, each taken from the maker's price page.
Sources: FDA label (DailyMed), healthsystemtracker.org, prnewswire.com 1 2.
Every semaglutide savings program
| Medicine | Savings card copay | Self-pay from | Medicare | Free if eligible | More |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Ozempic | The price could be as low as $25 each month, lasting no more than 3 months | $149 a month | Not listed | Free if approved | Programs |
 Wegovy | As little as $25 a month | $149 a month | $50 a month | Not listed | Programs |
 Rybelsus | For a 1-, 2- or 3-month fill, you may pay as little as $25 | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed | Programs |
Prices checked November 2026. Each listed price links to its source page.
Sources: Novo Nordisk pricing, NovoCare, TrumpRx, rx.costco.com.
Savings card rules, medicine by medicine
- The Ozempic offer starts at $25 a month for up to 3 months and saves up to $100 for each 1-month fill.
- For Wegovy, your monthly payment starts at $25, and you save up to $100 each month.
- Rybelsus: for a 1-, 2- or 3-month fill, you may pay as little as $25, saves up to $100 per 1-month supply.
Sources: NovoCare, rybelsus.com.
Who is excluded and why?
- Government plans, including Medicare, Medicaid, TRICARE, VA and others, do not accept manufacturer savings cards
- Through Novo Nordisk PAP, Medicare Part D members are not eligible for Ozempic.
- If you have commercial insurance, you cannot use Novo Nordisk PAP.
- Not through insurance: TrumpRx prices apply when you pay for yourself.
How the savings card works in practice
The card brings your copay down toward its floor, but pays no more than the monthly cap. You pay the rest beyond that point.
Sources: NovoCare, rybelsus.com.
Programs behind these prices
- LillyDirect: Lilly's own pharmacy, where Zepbound (vial, KwikPen) and Foundayo are sold at self-pay prices.
- For self-pay Wegovy and Ozempic, NovoCare Pharmacy provides home delivery through Nordisk's own service, with pens and pills.
- TrumpRx: A federal site that lists the self-pay prices set by manufacturers. Coupons work only for self-pay patients.
- Medicare GLP-1 Bridge
- Lilly Cares Foundation
- The Novo Nordisk Patient Assistance Program