Pharma greed - US vs UK?

[Danielle_Path]

Wegovy with a GoodRx coupon is around $350 a month at the highest dose! It's less at lower doses. Just Google 'GoodRx Wegovy Coupon' and show it to the pharmacy. They can tell you the price before filling it. Good luck!

If you don't have government insurance, use the Ozempic savings card too: https://www.ozempic.com/savings-and-resources/save-on-ozempic.html. GoodRx works as well: https://www.goodrx.com/ozempic

 

[Beexx]

If you don't have government insurance, use the Ozempic savings card too: https://www.ozempic.com/savings-and-resources/save-on-ozempic.html. GoodRx works as well: https://www.goodrx.com/ozempic

Make sure they run it as self-pay when you use the card. My insurance covered it, but I had a huge deductible. The card only saved me $100 when processed through insurance. Calling the company and running it as self-pay made a big difference.

 

[Hawk_Story798]

Check out the hot pepper group if you're interested—details are linked there.

 

[HawkClean]

US pricing reflects a no-negotiation structure - the UK floor is the counter-example. Different rules, not just spin.

 

[cocoa_roaster]

the drug pricing policy pressure on Canada is a real variable for anyone tracking cross-border pharmaceutical access - the political push to raise Canadian prices as a lever for lowering US prices has been a consistent feature of recent US trade negotiations and has implications for what the Canadian access pathway looks like in 12-24 months. the generic access window that exists now may tighten depending on how that negotiation resolves