Ozempic with insurance ranges from $25 to plan copays or coinsurance; tiers, deductibles, and approvals set the final monthly price.

Cash pay runs about $500–$1,000+ per month for Ozempic; insurance and savings cards can drop costs to as low as $25 with limits.

On Ro, paying cash for Ozempic is about $900–$1100 per month for the medicine, plus $45 first month and $145 monthly membership.

Without coverage, Ozempic often runs $499–$998 per month, based on coupons, list price, and supply size.

In the U.S., an Ozempic injection often runs $499–$998 per month, depending on insurance, pharmacy pricing, and savings programs.

Ozempic monthly cost ranges from $25 with eligible insurance to $499 self-pay, while retail list prices sit near $1,000 per 28 days.

In the U.S., the 0.25 mg starter pen lists near $997, while common cash programs bring a typical monthly cost to about $499.

In U.S. pharmacies, a branded pen runs about $997 list; compounded vials often range $150–$400 depending on size and provider.

In the U.S., a 10-mL insulin vial lists around $25–$300+, while many pay $35 a month or less through caps or assistance.