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Verified since Aug 26, 2026

What will your GLP-1 actually cost?

Every legal way to pay — manufacturer direct, savings cards, Medicare's GLP-1 Bridge, discount cards — ranked for your situation. Every price shows its source and the date we verified it.

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Price my prescription

Your answers only shape the URL of your results page, so you can share or bookmark it. We keep no record of them — only running totals: how many times each drug was priced, and about how many readers a day that was.

The noise

Money is the side effect nobody warned you about.

  1. 2:14 AM

    Can I afford March?

  2. 2:31 AM

    When does my savings card cap out?

  3. 3:02 AM

    Does my coverage die January 1?

  4. 3:20 AM

    Is there a cheaper way I don't know about?

That's wallet noise. You're not disorganised — the pricing is. There are five legal ways to pay for the same drug, each with its own eligibility, annual cap and expiry date. Which one is cheapest changes with your dose, your plan and the month. Three of those changes are already dated on the calendar below. Nobody hands you this on one page, so we built one.

56% of people taking a GLP-1 said it was hard to afford; among those with insurance, 27% paid the full cost themselves, and 14% have stopped over the price. KFF Health Tracking Poll, November 2025

Wherever you are in the loop, start here

Price every way to pay

Your drug, dose and coverage — every verified route, ranked, with sources and dates.

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Know your plan's rules

PA criteria, step therapy and quantity limits — from each PBM's own documents.

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Fight a denial

Deadlines by coverage type, override guides, and letter templates for your prescriber.

Appeals & guides

Outlast your savings card

What each card actually publishes, and the direct-pay routes for when it runs out.

Savings card guide

Or browse every priced page — all five drugs, every dose, every coverage situation.

Next 90 days

Dated changes already on the calendar

Full changelog
  1. Aetna (CVS Health) — Zepbound back as additional preferred on templates cvshealth.comin 4 days
  2. CVS Caremark — Zepbound returns to standard commercial template formularies as an additional preferred option cvshealth.comin 4 days
  3. Elevance Health / Anthem (CarelonRx) — Zepbound single-dose pen Tier 3 -> non-formulary (CA National list); presentation switch to KwikPen anthembluecross.comin 4 days

Sourced, dated, or absent

If we can't verify a price against a primary source, we say so instead of guessing. Every figure here carries the date we last read its source, and none of them is older than Aug 26, 2026.

Coverage policy, decoded

PA criteria, step therapy, and appeal deadlines for the major PBMs — from their own documents. Browse policies.

Denied? Know your clock

Deadlines run from the date on your denial notice and differ by coverage type — Medicare's changed in 2026, so many guides are stale. See the deadlines and their sources.

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We read every PBM's criteria document so you don't have to

Ten payers, their own published PA criteria, step-therapy rules, quantity limits and appeal routes — transcribed by hand, graded for confidence, and dated. Where a payer publishes nothing, we say so rather than filling the gap.

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