Manufacturer savings cards reduce your copay at the pharmacy counter for the specific brand-name drug.
Eligibility basics
Most cards require commercial insurance (employer or marketplace plan). Medicare, Medicaid, and other federally funded plans are typically excluded. Some manufacturers offer separate cash-pay programs for the uninsured.
Typical savings
- Wegovy savings card: as low as $0/month for insured patients with coverage; ~$349/month cash-pay (maintenance; $199 intro).
- Zepbound: as low as $25/month for covered, $499/month cash-pay (LillyDirect).
- Ozempic: as low as $25/month with coverage, typically $25 cap.
Always check the official manufacturer site for current terms — see each drug's GLP1Zoom page for the official link.
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How much does GLP-1 cost without insurance?
Cash price ranges from about $299/month for Zepbound via telehealth to $1,349/month at retail for Wegovy. Compounded options can be lower.
Does insurance cover GLP-1 for weight loss?
Most commercial plans cover GLP-1 for type 2 diabetes. Weight-loss-only indications often require prior authorization and a BMI ≥ 30.
What is prior authorization (PA)?
Prior authorization is your insurance plan's pre-approval requirement before they'll cover a specific medication. Most GLP-1 prescriptions need PA.