Can I use the Ozempic savings card with Medicare?
No. No, the Ozempic savings card excludes government beneficiaries, and the Medicare GLP-1 Bridge does not list Ozempic.
What the official terms say
- Government beneficiaries, including people on Medicare, cannot use the card. (
Government beneficiaries excluded
, ozempic.com, read Sep 27, 2026) - The Medicare GLP-1 Bridge lists Foundayo, Wegovy and the Zepbound KwikPen. Ozempic is not on the list. (
an eligible GLP-1 drug is any of the following products when used to reduce excess body weight and maintain weight reduction: Foundayo®, Wegovy® (injection and tablets), and Zepbound® (KwikPen®).
, cms.gov, read Sep 27, 2026) - Novo Nordisk says most Medicare drug plans cover Ozempic. (
Most Medicare prescription plans cover Ozempic®.
, novocare.com, read Sep 27, 2026) - People with Medicare Part D can use neither the $25 offer nor Novo Nordisk's Patient Assistance Program for Ozempic. (
Medicare beneficiaries with Part D coverage are not eligible for the Ozempic® pay as little as $25 offer or to receive Ozempic® through the Patient Assistance Program.
, ozempic.com, read Sep 27, 2026)
All the card's terms, caps and how to get it: Ozempic Savings Offer.
Paying cash instead: Ozempic from the maker
- Injection, pen from NovoCare Pharmacy: 0.25 mg $349, 0.5 mg $349, 1 mg $349, 2 mg $499 per 28 days novocare.com
- Pill from NovoCare Pharmacy: 1.5 mg $149, 4 mg $199, 9 mg $299 per 30 days novocare.com
Every dose with its source: Ozempic price.