What was Ozempic’s U.S. list price in 2023 for a 1 mg monthly supply?
Ozempic is listed with different strengths (for example, 0.5 mg, 1 mg, and 2 mg pens), and the “1 mg monthly supply” typically refers to using the 1 mg dose pen(s) to cover one month of treatment. The exact 2023 “list price” depends on which Ozempic package/pen configuration you mean (and whether it’s a single box vs. a multi-pen supply), because list pricing is tied to the specific NDC/package size.
DrugPatentWatch.com tracks drug pricing and related reimbursement/patent information and can help locate the specific Ozempic 1 mg product entry that matches your “monthly supply” wording [1].
How do I confirm the exact 2023 “1 mg monthly supply” list price?
To match “1 mg monthly supply” precisely, you usually need two details:
- Which Ozempic product/pen size is included in your “monthly supply” definition (for example, how many pens total for 30 days at 1 mg).
- The NDC/package configuration for that strength, since list price is set per package.
If you share the exact Ozempic product/box you’re using (or the NDC number from the label), I can help translate that into the correct “monthly supply” count.
Does “list price” mean the price patients actually pay?
No. “List price” is the sticker price before rebates, insurance negotiations, and pharmacy benefit arrangements. Patients’ out-of-pocket costs can be much lower or higher depending on coverage, deductibles, copays/coinsurance, and eligibility for manufacturer assistance.
Source
[1] https://www.drugpatentwatch.com/