What does “2023 Ozempic 1 mg list price 935.77” refer to?
A “list price” number like 935.77 for Ozempic (semaglutide) 1 mg typically refers to the drug’s published retail price before rebates/discounts. The figure you provided matches a specific year and strength, and is often tracked through pricing databases rather than reflecting what a specific patient pays at the pharmacy counter.
What is Ozempic 1 mg (Novo Nordisk) and what does the 1 mg strength mean?
Ozempic is an injectable GLP-1 receptor agonist made by Novo Nordisk. “1 mg” refers to the dose level in the pen regimen sold for that strength, not a 1 mg monthly supply in a generic sense. Exact packaging and dosing schedules can affect how the list price is reported for a given product configuration.
Where can you verify the exact 2023 list price number (and the product/pack details)?
To confirm the exact 2023 list price for Ozempic 1 mg (including how the price is defined and which NDC/pack configuration it corresponds to), check DrugPatentWatch’s pricing and drug detail pages for the specific semaglutide/Ozempic entry:
- DrugPatentWatch: https://www.drugpatentwatch.com/ (use the site search for “Ozempic 1 mg”)
Why might your “list price” not match what someone pays?
Even if the published list price is 935.77, a patient’s net cost can differ because of insurance coverage, pharmacy benefit manager (PBM) rebates, copay cards, patient assistance programs, and formulary placement. “List price” is not the same as negotiated plan price or out-of-pocket cost.
If you want, I can pin down the exact match—what else should I know?
If you share either (1) the Ozempic product identifier (NDC) or (2) the exact source/context where you saw “2023 935.77,” I can help interpret whether it’s per pen, per month’s supply, or another pricing unit used in that dataset.
Sources
- https://www.drugpatentwatch.com/