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Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, generics and more — verified monthly prices across pharmacies and telehealth, plus every legal way to pay less.
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Semaglutide: one molecule, many prices
The same active drug, cheapest generic to priciest brand — monthly, CAD.
Cheapest prices today
Lowest verified monthly retail prices across all sources.
| Drug | Source | What's included | Monthly |
|---|---|---|---|
| Generic Semaglutide | Costco Pharmacy | Pharmacy | $88–99 |
| Generic Semaglutide | Walmart / No Frills Pharmacy | Pharmacy | $95–110 |
| Generic Semaglutide | Shoppers / Rexall / London Drugs | Pharmacy | $100–120 |
| Generic Semaglutide | Felix | Telehealth | $149 |
| Generic Semaglutide | Hims Canada | Telehealth | $149 |
Same drug, different province
The same generic semaglutide doesn't cost the same everywhere. Provincial dispensing fees and pharmacy markups widen the gap — Costco runs $88/mo in Ontario and BC, but $91 in Alberta and $99 in Quebec. Tap a province to see how coverage works there.
Browse provincial coverage guides →Three ways to get there — pick yours
Your cheapest route depends on how you're paying.
Paying cash?
Go generic at a warehouse pharmacy
from $88/mo
generic semaglutide at Costco — no membership needed
If you're paying out of pocket, generic semaglutide is the single biggest saving. Bring a prescription to the cheapest counter.
Compare pharmacy prices →Have coverage?
See what your plan reimburses
cards from $25/mo
manufacturer copay cards, with private insurance
No public plan covers weight-loss GLP-1s, but ~31% of private plans do — and savings cards stack on top. Know what to claim.
Ways to pay less →Want it handled?
Telehealth, all-in and online
from $149/mo
consult + prescription + delivery bundled
Prefer one flat monthly price with the consult and dispensing included? Compare the telehealth services head to head.
Compare providers →Head-to-head comparisons
All comparisons →Ozempic vs Wegovy
Same molecule, two labels, two price tags.
Ozempic
$250–310/mo
Wegovy
$400–570/mo
Ozempic vs Mounjaro
Two different molecules, both once-weekly, both for diabetes.
Ozempic
$250–310/mo
Mounjaro
$280–550/mo
Wegovy vs Zepbound
Canada's two weight-management-labelled injections, side by side.
Wegovy
$400–570/mo
Zepbound
$435–550/mo
Generic Semaglutide vs Ozempic
Same molecule, a lower list price — but the real gap is narrower than it looks.
Generic Semaglutide
$88–120/mo
Ozempic
$250–310/mo
Every GLP-1 in Canada
Retail monthly range shown; savings-card prices where they exist.
Generic Semaglutide
semaglutideThe same molecule as Ozempic, now off-patent and a fraction of the price.
$88–120/mo
Ozempic
semaglutideThe brand that made semaglutide famous — now facing generic and authorized-generic competition.
$250–310/mo
card from $90
Wegovy
semaglutideSemaglutide at a higher dose, carrying Canada's weight-management label.
$400–570/mo
card from $149
Mounjaro
tirzepatideA dual-agonist molecule — tirzepatide — carrying Canada's diabetes label.
$280–550/mo
card from $185
Zepbound
tirzepatideTirzepatide with Canada's weight-management label, approved in May 2025.
$435–550/mo
card from $25
Rybelsus
semaglutideSemaglutide in a daily tablet — the oral option for people who'd rather not inject.
$280–365/mo
Saxenda
liraglutideAn older, daily GLP-1 injection — now the priciest way to take one.
$450–600/mo
Retatrutide & orforglipron — the next-gen pipeline, not yet approved in Canada. Get notified when that changes.
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