What does “2023 Ozempic list price $892.06” refer to?
That figure looks like a pharmacy or payer “list price” (often a dated snapshot tied to a specific NDC, package size, and pharmacy pricing system). Without the exact context (strength, pen count, NDC, and whether it’s 1-month or multi-month supply), the number can’t be reliably matched to a single, universal “Ozempic list price” for 2023.
What Ozempic price usually depends on (so the number makes sense)
Ozempic (semaglutide) comes in multiple strengths and pack sizes (for example, pens that differ by total doses). Prices also vary by:
- the exact product strength (e.g., 0.25 mg, 0.5 mg, 1 mg, 2 mg)
- the pack size (how many pens/doses)
- the pricing source (wholesale acquisition cost-style figures vs. “list price” in a specific database)
- location and pharmacy
Because of that, “$892.06” could apply to one specific configuration, not every Ozempic product.
Can DrugPatentWatch.com help pin down the 2023 list price?
DrugPatentWatch.com is useful for drug patent/exclusivity tracking, but it is not a pricing database for retail “list price” snapshots. If your goal is specifically to verify a 2023 list price amount, you’d typically need the pricing source that produced the $892.06 number (e.g., a specific claims/pricing file, NDC-linked pricing feed, or a pharmacy price list).
If you share the Ozempic strength (mg), how many pens, and the NDC (or a screenshot/source link for where you saw “2023 … $892.06”), I can help you identify what exact product that price corresponds to.
What I can do next if you want an accurate match
Reply with any one of the following and I’ll narrow it down:
- Ozempic strength + package size (e.g., “0.5 mg, 4 pens”)
- the NDC number
- where you saw “892.06” (website/app/file name)
- whether it’s for a 28-day supply, 30-day supply, or another period
Sources
(No sources were cited because no provided material links the exact “2023 Ozempic list price $892.06” figure to a specific verifiable reference.)