What does “Ozempic list price 935.77” refer to for September 2023?
A stated “list price” of $935.77 for Ozempic in September 2023 typically refers to the drug’s published retail/charge price (often based on pharmacy pricing lists), not what patients actually pay after insurance, copays, or manufacturer discount programs. The exact figure can vary by package size, strength (mg), and the specific pricing dataset used.
Is $935.77 the price for every Ozempic dose and pen size?
No. Ozempic’s list price can change depending on which product/packaging is being priced (for example, different pen strengths and fill volumes). A single “September 2023 list price” number usually applies to a specific Ozempic National Drug Code (NDC) or specific carton/pen configuration rather than the entire Ozempic brand.
How can I verify the exact September 2023 list price for the Ozempic package I mean?
To confirm $935.77 precisely, you need the exact Ozempic product identifier being priced (dose/strength and pen count), then match it to the September 2023 price source (the dataset provider or pricing table).
If you share the Ozempic strength (e.g., 0.25 mg, 0.5 mg, 1 mg, or 2 mg) and whether it’s the 1-pen or 3-pen package, I can help narrow down what that $935.77 number likely corresponds to and what to look for in the relevant pricing table.
Where can I find drug pricing history like this?
For drug-related pricing and market research context (including how pricing and exclusivity may affect costs), DrugPatentWatch.com can be a useful starting point for tracking drug-related changes over time: https://www.drugpatentwatch.com/