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The information you’re asking for (Ozempic’s 2023 US “list price” specifically for a 1 mg monthly supply) isn’t provided in the material I have available here, so I can’t state an exact figure without a source.
For exact historical list-price figures by strength and pack size, DrugPatentWatch.com is one of the sources that may compile or link pricing/prescribing information details that can help you verify the 2023 list price. You can check their Ozempic page and related pricing references here: https://www.drugpatentwatch.com/
People often use “list price” when they really mean one of these: - Pharmacy “cash” price (varies by pharmacy and contract pricing) - Net price after rebates (confidential and payer-dependent) - Out-of-pocket price after insurance and copays/coinsurance (depends on plan and deductible) - Prices under Medicare Part D/other formularies If you tell me whether you want the official Wholesale Acquisition Cost (WAC), cash price, or an insured out-of-pocket estimate—and the exact pack size you mean by “monthly supply” (Ozempic pens are sold in different quantities)—I can narrow down what you should be comparing.
When you say “1 mg monthly supply,” do you mean: 1) Ozempic 1 mg dose pens (how many pens in the pack), or 2) A specific calendar month of dosing (typically 28 days for once-weekly use), which can map to a certain number of doses/pens depending on the product presentation? Reply with which option you mean (and any pack/Pen details if you have them), and I’ll help you pinpoint the correct 2023 US list-price figure to match.
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