in 22 days NovoCare Pharmacy self-pay — Wegovy® tablets (oral semaglutide) 4 mg moves to $199/month See the changelog
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Wegovy® tablets (oral semaglutide) — 1.5 mg

Your cheapest verified route right now

verified price

$50 /month

Medicare GLP-1 Bridge

Verified Aug 8, 2026 · cms.gov

Per year at 12 fills
$600
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  1. Rank 1

    Medicare GLP-1 Bridge

    until Dec 31, 2027
    $50/mo
    • Prescriber attestation to a BMI category required
    • Copay does not count toward deductible or out-of-pocket max; no coupons
    • Flat $50/month, July 1 2026 – Dec 31 2027. Runs OUTSIDE the Part D plan (central processor: Humana, BIN 028918 / PCN MEDDGLP1BR). Copay does NOT count toward Part D deductible or TrOOP. No coupon stacking. Requires prescriber attestation to a BMI category. Not available if your Part D plan already covers a GLP-1 for you, or if you have T2D, moderate-to-severe OSA, or fatty liver disease (those route through standard Part D).

    Verified Aug 8, 2026 · cms.gov

  2. Rank 2

    NovoCare Pharmacy self-pay

    $149/mo
    • Novo's direct channel. Free home delivery. Intro offers for new patients are time-limited.

    Verified Aug 8, 2026 · novocare.com

  3. TrumpRx

    reference verify locally
    $149/mo
    • Starting-at price; routes to NovoCare
    • Government referral site — does not sell drugs or process payments; issues coupons or routes to manufacturer DTC channels. Displayed prices are starting-at tiers mirroring LillyDirect / NovoCare offers.

    Verified Aug 8, 2026 · trumprx.gov

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The same dose, priced the other ways it can be paid for. Most people arrive unsure which of these they are in — and it changes the answer more than anything else on this page.

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