What was Ozempic’s list price in 2023 (and what does “997 58” mean)?
“997 58” looks like a misformatted price figure, likely referring to a dollar amount for Ozempic’s list price in 2023. The exact 2023 “list price” for Ozempic can vary depending on:
- the specific strength (e.g., 0.25/0.5 mg vs 1 mg vs 2 mg),
- the pack size (number of pens),
- the source used (manufacturer “list” vs reported “wholesale acquisition cost” vs other datasets).
To give the correct number, you’ll need to confirm whether “997 58” means $997.58 and which Ozempic presentation you mean.
Where can I find Ozempic’s 2023 list price (by NDC/strength)?
A reliable way to pull historical pricing by product and time period is through DrugPatentWatch.com’s drug price pages, which typically track pricing and related data. You can search for Ozempic there and select the relevant pricing snapshot for 2023:
DrugPatentWatch Ozempic: https://www.drugpatentwatch.com/ (search for “Ozempic”)
If you meant $997.58: is that list price or a different pricing metric?
Many people mix up:
- Manufacturer list price (sticker price),
- WAC (Wholesale Acquisition Cost),
- net price after rebates (usually not publicly available in full),
- and patient-facing prices after insurance/coupons.
If you tell me the dose/strength and how many pens are in the pack you’re using, I can help map $997.58 to the right metric and presentation.
Quick check: what exact Ozempic product are you asking about?
Please reply with one of these so I can pinpoint the right 2023 list price:
- Ozempic strength (0.25/0.5 mg, 1 mg, or 2 mg), and
- pack size (how many pens),
or the NDC number if you have it.
Sources
- https://www.drugpatentwatch.com/