Methodology
This page is the receipt. Every figure this site holds is below, with where it came from, what kind of source that is, when we last checked it, and whether we were able to confirm it. Nothing is aggregated away.
Pricing data as of .
- 1 Located A figure is found in circulation: an announcement, a search summary, an aggregator. This is a lead, never a source.
- 2 Read directly We open the manufacturer or government page that owns the number and read it ourselves, and we record the date we did.
- 3 Confirmed, or not If the primary source states the figure, it is confirmed. If sources conflict, or the page cannot be read, it is not.
- 4 Published as a number (26 of 47) Only a confirmed figure renders as a price, and it carries its source and its verification date.
- 5 Withheld (21 of 47) Everything else renders as unverified, with what we found and what a confirmation would require.
A figure never skips step 2. That is the whole discipline: a number without a direct read is a rumour with a dollar sign in front of it.
The tally
- Price figures tracked
- 47
- Confirmed against a primary source
- 26
- Sources conflict
- 1
- Not verified
- 20
- Eligibility rules applied
- 17
- Rules that remove a pathway
- 5
- Rules awaiting a verbatim source quote
- 0
- Figures rendered as a number
- 26
Our rules of evidence
Only a primary source can confirm a figure. For us that means the manufacturer’s own site or investor relations, or a government source: fda.gov, cms.gov, medicare.gov, hhs.gov, trumprx.gov.
A secondary source may locate a fact. It may never confirm one. Press coverage, price aggregators and drug databases are how we find out that a price may have changed; they are not how we establish what it is. A press-release wire copy of a company announcement is secondary. The company’s own page is primary.
We do not reconcile conflicting figures into a midpoint. If two sources disagree, we mark the figure as conflicting and show you both positions, because the average of two prices is a price that nobody charges.
Any figure we cannot confirm against a primary source does not render as a number anywhere on this site. It renders as "price not currently verified" with a link to the pathway’s official page. That rule is enforced in our code by a single function and asserted by a test that tries to break it, not by editorial discipline.
Current verification status: what has been read, and what has not
We could have printed the figures anyway. Every competitor does, and most readers would not have noticed. We would rather show you an empty column than a number we have not seen with our own eyes, because the cost of being wrong here is somebody at a pharmacy counter who cannot pay for their medication.
Alongside each unverified figure we record what our research located and the provenance we actually hold for it, so that a single verification pass can promote it. That data is in the site’s price file and is summarised in the table below.
A figure that is confirmed is still only as good as the day it was read. Every published figure therefore carries the date we read it, and the freshness of the whole set is visible on the same page.
Staleness
Every figure carries the date we last verified it, and every rendered price passes through the same check. Past 30 days a figure is flagged as possibly outdated. Past 60 days a prominent warning appears above all results. Prices in this market have moved repeatedly, so age is part of the price, not a footnote to it.
What we do not do
- We sell nothing, and there is nothing to buy here.
- No telehealth links. No pharmaceutical affiliate links. No compounding-pharmacy links. Anywhere. This is enforced by an allowlist test that fails our build if an outbound link is not a primary source.
- No compounded GLP-1 products appear in our ranked results. See below.
- We collect no health information. Your medication, insurance situation and dose are never stored or transmitted.
- We take no money from any manufacturer or government program.
Compounded GLP-1 products
Compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide are excluded from this tool. The regulatory position has shifted with FDA shortage-list resolutions and subsequent litigation, and we were unable to establish the current lawful status against FDA sources directly. Our default in that situation is exclusion.
This is also where the competitive conflict in this market is most acute: much of the GLP-1 cost content that ranks well is published by companies selling compounded products. We are not going to rank a product category we cannot verify the legality of, and we would not rank it alongside approved products even if we could.
Every eligibility rule we apply
These rules decide which pathways you are shown. A rule that removes a pathway is a claim about what you may legally do, so each one carries its source. Where we could not retrieve the verbatim terms, the rule is marked pending and the basis we are relying on is stated, rather than a quote being invented.
| Rule | Pathway | Effect | Status | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Manufacturer savings cards exclude anyone enrolled in a federal healthcare program, including Medicare, Medicaid, TRICARE and VA coverage. This pathway is not available to you. | Manufacturer savings card | suppress | Quoted verbatim | Open |
| A manufacturer savings card requires commercial insurance. It cannot be used without coverage. | Manufacturer savings card | require | Quoted verbatim | Open |
| This pathway is available only to Medicare beneficiaries. | Medicare GLP-1 Bridge | require | Quoted verbatim | Open |
| Requires a valid prescription from a licensed healthcare provider. | All | caveat | Editorial | — |
| Paying cash bypasses your insurance, so what you spend here does not count toward your deductible or your out-of-pocket maximum. | LillyDirect Self Pay | note | Editorial | — |
| Paying cash bypasses your insurance, so what you spend here does not count toward your deductible or your out-of-pocket maximum. | NovoCare Pharmacy | note | Editorial | — |
| Patient assistance programs are income-gated and require an application, usually with proof of income and a prescriber's involvement. Approval is not immediate. | Patient assistance program | note | Editorial | — |
| Patient assistance is limited to applicants below an income threshold. | Patient assistance program | require | Quoted verbatim | Open |
| Figures for this pathway were read directly from trumprx.gov on 2026-10-28, so they are no longer hand-curated from an unreachable page. They still carry the date they were read, and prices in this market move without announcement, so check trumprx.gov directly before relying on a price. | TrumpRx | caveat | Editorial | — |
| Mounjaro is approved for type 2 diabetes, not for weight management. Coverage and program eligibility follow the diabetes indication. | All | note | Editorial | — |
| Ozempic is approved for type 2 diabetes, not for weight management. Coverage and program eligibility follow the diabetes indication. | All | note | Editorial | — |
| Medicare states that you are not eligible for this program if you already get GLP-1 drugs covered through your Medicare Part D plan, or if you have type 2 diabetes, moderate-to-severe sleep apnea, or fatty liver disease. Your Part D plan might cover your GLP-1 instead. Confirm your own position with Medicare. | Medicare GLP-1 Bridge | suppress | Quoted verbatim | Open |
| This programme requires a BMI of 35 or higher, or a BMI of 30 or higher with diastolic heart failure, uncontrolled high blood pressure, or chronic kidney disease at stage 3a or higher, or a BMI of 27 or higher with prediabetes, a previous heart attack or stroke, or peripheral artery disease with symptoms. It covers Foundayo tablets, Wegovy injection and tablets, and the Zepbound KwikPen specifically rather than Zepbound vials, and it is available nationwide. Read from medicare.gov on 2026-10-28. | Medicare GLP-1 Bridge | note | Editorial | — |
| Medicaid GLP-1 coverage is state-by-state. A federal program for 2026 negotiates terms on behalf of state Medicaid agencies, but participation is voluntary and what you pay depends on your own state. There is no national Medicaid price for these medications and this site does not publish one. | All | note | Editorial | — |
| IMPORTANT AND UNRESOLVED: sources disagree about whether Medicare and Medicaid beneficiaries may buy through this cash-pay program at all. One reading excludes government-programme beneficiaries outright; another permits anyone with a prescription who chooses to pay cash. We could not settle it, so we are neither hiding this pathway from you nor telling you it is available. Call the program and ask before you rely on it. | LillyDirect Self Pay | note | Editorial | — |
| This cash-pay pharmacy appears to be open to people who have Medicare or other government coverage but choose to pay cash and not use it. That is a different rule from the manufacturer savings card, which bars government-programme beneficiaries outright. We have not confirmed it directly, so verify before you rely on it. | NovoCare Pharmacy | note | Editorial | — |
| Patient assistance programmes generally require that you have Medicare or no insurance at all. If you have commercial insurance you are typically not eligible, even if your plan does not cover the medication. Income thresholds also vary by product and we have not confirmed which applies here. | Patient assistance program | note | Editorial | — |
The complete price table
Every figure, every source, every date. 47 rows.
| Medication | Pathway | Dose or tier | Monthly | Confidence | Source type | Verified | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Zepbound | LillyDirect Self Pay | 2.5mg | $299 | Confirmed | Primary, manufacturer | 2026-10-29 | Open |
| Zepbound | LillyDirect Self Pay | 5mg | $399 | Confirmed | Primary, manufacturer | 2026-10-29 | Open |
| Zepbound | LillyDirect Self Pay | all other doses | $449 | Confirmed | Primary, manufacturer | 2026-10-29 | Open |
| Zepbound | TrumpRx | 2.5mg | $299 | Confirmed | Primary, government | 2026-10-29 | Open |
| Zepbound | TrumpRx | 5mg | $399 | Confirmed | Primary, government | 2026-10-29 | Open |
| Zepbound | TrumpRx | all other doses | $449 | Confirmed | Primary, government | 2026-10-29 | Open |
| Zepbound | Manufacturer savings card | any | Not verified | Not verified | Primary, manufacturer | 2026-10-29 | Open |
| Zepbound | Medicare GLP-1 Bridge | any | $50 | Confirmed | Primary, government | 2026-10-29 | Open |
| Zepbound | List price, no program | any | Not verified | Not verified | Primary, manufacturer | 2026-10-29 | Open |
| Wegovy | Manufacturer savings card | any | Not verified | Not verified | Primary, manufacturer | 2026-10-29 | Open |
| Wegovy | List price, no program | any | Not verified | Not verified | Primary, manufacturer | 2026-10-29 | Open |
| Ozempic | NovoCare Pharmacy | any | $199 | Confirmed | Primary, manufacturer | 2026-10-29 | Open |
| Ozempic | TrumpRx | any | $199 | Confirmed | Primary, government | 2026-10-29 | Open |
| Ozempic | Manufacturer savings card | any | Not verified | Not verified | Primary, manufacturer | 2026-10-29 | Open |
| Ozempic | List price, no program | any | Not verified | Sources conflict | Primary, manufacturer | 2026-10-29 | Open |
| Wegovy tablets | NovoCare Pharmacy | 1.5mg | $149 | Confirmed | Primary, manufacturer | 2026-10-29 | Open |
| Wegovy tablets | NovoCare Pharmacy | higher doses | $199 | Confirmed | Primary, manufacturer | 2026-10-29 | Open |
| Wegovy tablets | List price, no program | any | Not verified | Not verified | Primary, manufacturer | 2026-10-29 | Open |
| Mounjaro | LillyDirect Self Pay | any | From $499 | Confirmed | Primary, manufacturer | 2026-10-29 | Open |
| Mounjaro | Manufacturer savings card | any | Not verified | Not verified | Primary, manufacturer | 2026-10-29 | Open |
| Mounjaro | List price, no program | any | $1,112.16 | Confirmed | Primary, manufacturer | 2026-10-29 | Open |
| Wegovy | NovoCare Pharmacy | low doses | $199 | Confirmed | Primary, manufacturer | 2026-10-29 | Open |
| Wegovy | NovoCare Pharmacy | standard doses | $349 | Confirmed | Primary, manufacturer | 2026-10-29 | Open |
| Wegovy | Medicare GLP-1 Bridge | any | $50 | Confirmed | Primary, government | 2026-10-29 | Open |
| Wegovy tablets | Medicare GLP-1 Bridge | any | $50 | Confirmed | Primary, government | 2026-10-29 | Open |
| Foundayo | LillyDirect Self Pay | 0.8mg | $149 | Confirmed | Primary, manufacturer | 2026-10-29 | Open |
| Foundayo | LillyDirect Self Pay | 2.5mg | $149 | Confirmed | Primary, manufacturer | 2026-10-29 | Open |
| Foundayo | LillyDirect Self Pay | mid doses | $299 | Confirmed | Primary, manufacturer | 2026-10-29 | Open |
| Foundayo | LillyDirect Self Pay | top doses | $299 | Confirmed | Primary, manufacturer | 2026-10-29 | Open |
| Foundayo | Manufacturer savings card | any | Not verified | Not verified | Primary, manufacturer | 2026-10-29 | Open |
| Foundayo | TrumpRx | any | $149 | Confirmed | Primary, government | 2026-10-29 | Open |
| Foundayo | Medicare GLP-1 Bridge | any | $50 | Confirmed | Primary, government | 2026-10-29 | Open |
| Foundayo | List price, no program | any | $649 | Confirmed | Primary, manufacturer | 2026-10-29 | Open |
| Wegovy | TrumpRx | low doses | $199 | Confirmed | Primary, government | 2026-10-29 | Open |
| Wegovy | TrumpRx | standard doses | $349 | Confirmed | Primary, government | 2026-10-29 | Open |
| Zepbound | Patient assistance program | any | Not verified | Not verified | Primary, manufacturer | 2026-10-29 | Open |
| Zepbound | Medicare Part D | any | Not verified | Not verified | Primary, government | 2026-10-29 | Open |
| Wegovy | Patient assistance program | any | Not verified | Not verified | Primary, manufacturer | 2026-10-29 | Open |
| Wegovy | Medicare Part D | any | Not verified | Not verified | Primary, government | 2026-10-29 | Open |
| Ozempic | Patient assistance program | any | Not verified | Not verified | Primary, manufacturer | 2026-10-29 | Open |
| Ozempic | Medicare Part D | any | Not verified | Not verified | Primary, government | 2026-10-29 | Open |
| Mounjaro | Patient assistance program | any | Not verified | Not verified | Primary, manufacturer | 2026-10-29 | Open |
| Mounjaro | Medicare Part D | any | Not verified | Not verified | Primary, government | 2026-10-29 | Open |
| Wegovy tablets | Patient assistance program | any | Not verified | Not verified | Primary, manufacturer | 2026-10-29 | Open |
| Wegovy tablets | Medicare Part D | any | Not verified | Not verified | Primary, government | 2026-10-29 | Open |
| Foundayo | Patient assistance program | any | Not verified | Not verified | Primary, manufacturer | 2026-10-29 | Open |
| Foundayo | Medicare Part D | any | Not verified | Not verified | Primary, government | 2026-10-29 | Open |
What our research located but could not confirm
For transparency, these are the figures our research surfaced together with the provenance we hold. None of these is a price we are publishing. They are shown so you can see the gap between what is in circulation and what has actually been verified.
| Medication | Pathway | Tier | Figure located | What we hold | What would confirm it |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Zepbound | Manufacturer savings card | any | none | Re-checked 2026-10-29: the Zepbound savings card terms were read directly and state three separate figures, each as a bound rather than a price. With commercial insurance that covers the single-dose pen: "pay as little as $25 for a 1-month, 2-month, or 3-month prescription fill", capped at $100 a month and $1,300 a year. With commercial insurance that does NOT cover the pen: "pay as low as $499". For the KwikPen where insurance does not cover it: $299 at 2.5 mg, $399 at 5 mg, $449 at 7.5 mg, and $449 at 10, 12.5 and 15 mg, each capped by a stated maximum monthly saving. Every one of those is "as little as" or "as low as", so none of them is a price and the value stays null. The card also states that it expires and savings end on 12/31/2026. | A single copay figure. The manufacturer publishes a set of bounds, each with its own monthly savings cap and its own coverage condition, and a bound is not a price. |
| Zepbound | List price, no program | any | none | Re-checked 2026-10-29: pricinginfo.lilly.com was read directly and states the list price (WAC) of Zepbound as "$499 - $1,086.37 per fill", with the wholesale acquisition cost accessed from AnalySource on January 1, 2026. That single authoritative statement supersedes the four circulating figures previously recorded here (1086, 1059, 1059.87, 1087), which were never reconciled. The statement is a range, so no single price can be published and the row stays null. | A per-dose list price from the manufacturer. The disclosure page publishes a range for the product line and does not map each end of the range to a dose. |
| Wegovy | Manufacturer savings card | any | none | Direct read of novocare.com on 2026-10-28 confirms the insured offer as a bound, not a price: "Pay as little as $25, subject to a maximum savings of $100/month. Government beneficiaries excluded. One month is defined as 1 box of 4 pens of Wegovy® and 1 bottle of 30 tablets of Wegovy®." Value stays null because a bound is not a price. | A single copay figure from the manufacturer terms. The offer is expressed as a bound with a maximum monthly saving, so no single price is defensible. |
| Wegovy | List price, no program | any | $1,349 | Re-checked 2026-10-28: novocare.com was read directly and states no list price for this product. TrumpRx (read 2026-10-28 at trumprx.gov/p/wegovy) displays "Original Price $1,349.02" beside the offer, but the platform does not label that figure a list price, so it is not promoted and no manufacturer list price is adopted. | A list price from a Novo Nordisk source. The federal platform shows a reference price but does not label it as a list price. |
| Ozempic | Manufacturer savings card | any | none | Re-read 2026-10-28 on ozempic.com/savings-and-resources/save-on-ozempic.html, read directly: "Pay as little as $25, subject to a maximum savings of $100/month. Eligibility and restrictions apply. Government beneficiaries excluded." and "Commercially insured patients with Ozempic® coverage can pay as little as $25/month, saving up to $100/month for up to 48 months". Value stays null because "as little as" is a bound, not a price. | A single copay figure from the manufacturer terms. The offer is expressed as a bound with a maximum monthly saving, so no single price is defensible. |
| Ozempic | List price, no program | any | none | Re-checked 2026-10-29: Novo Nordisk publishes its own Ozempic price guide, and it was read. It publishes the self-pay and savings prices and says nothing about a list price or a wholesale acquisition cost, so the two circulating figures are still unreconciled and no value is adopted. For the record, the federal platform states in its own payload that its "Original Price" represents the wholesale acquisition cost, and it shows $1,027.51 beside the Ozempic offer, but that is a platform display and not a disclosure by the manufacturer. | A list price published by Novo Nordisk itself. The manufacturer price guide does not carry one. |
| Wegovy tablets | List price, no program | any | $1,349 | Re-checked 2026-10-28: novocare.com was read directly and states no list price for the oral product. TrumpRx (read 2026-10-28 at trumprx.gov/p/wegovy-pill) displays "Original Price $1,349.02" beside the offer, but the platform does not label that figure a list price, so it is not promoted. | A list price for the oral product from a Novo Nordisk pricing source. The federal platform shows a reference price but does not label it as a list price. |
| Mounjaro | Manufacturer savings card | any | none | Re-checked 2026-10-29: the Mounjaro price-disclosure page was read directly and states "Patients with Medicaid, Medicare, Medigap, DoD, VA, TRICARE®/CHAMPUS, or any state patient or pharmaceutical assistance program are not eligible for the Mounjaro Savings Program." The page publishes no copay figure at all, so the value stays null. | The Mounjaro Savings Card copay figure, from the savings card terms themselves. |
| Foundayo | Manufacturer savings card | any | none | Re-checked 2026-10-29: the Foundayo price-disclosure page was read directly and states "If you have commercial drug insurance with coverage for Foundayo, you may be eligible to pay as little as $25 for a 1-month, 2-month, or 3-month prescription fill of Foundayo. Governmental beneficiaries excluded." The figure is a bound, so the value stays null. | A single copay figure. The manufacturer publishes a bound with a monthly and annual savings cap. |
| Zepbound | Patient assistance program | any | none | Re-checked 2026-10-29: the Lilly Cares pages were read directly. The programme publishes its income limits, at 300%, 400% or 500% of the 2026 federal poverty guidelines depending on the medication group, and it lists the products in each group. The published groups do not include this medication, so this programme does not cover it. Nothing about the programme is published that would confirm a figure for this medicine, so the row stays null. | A patient assistance programme that covers this medicine, and its income threshold and coverage conditions, read from that programme. |
| Zepbound | Medicare Part D | any | none | Re-checked 2026-10-28: medicare.gov/drug-coverage-part-d was read directly (it redirects to /health-drug-plans/part-d). It confirms that Part D coverage is provided by insurance companies and that plans decide which drugs are covered, and it introduces the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan. It publishes no price for these medicines, so no value is adopted. | Not a figure this site can ever publish. The useful additions are the current annual out-of-pocket cap and whether the monthly payment-smoothing programme applies, both from CMS. |
| Wegovy | Patient assistance program | any | none | Re-checked 2026-10-29: the Novo Nordisk Patient Assistance Program page was read directly. It states the income limits: an uninsured patient on Ozempic must have household income at or below 200% of the federal poverty level, and an uninsured patient on any other medicine at or below 400%. It states that you must have Medicare or no insurance, that private or commercial insurance makes you ineligible, and that you must not be enrolled in Medicaid, Medicare Extra Help or VA benefits. It gives no price, because the medicine is free to a qualifying applicant, so the row stays null. The host previously cited for this row, novonordiskpap.com, does not resolve; this programme page is where the terms now live. | A price for the medicine, or the list of medicines still covered by the programme for 2026, which the page links but does not reproduce. |
| Wegovy | Medicare Part D | any | none | Re-checked 2026-10-28: medicare.gov/drug-coverage-part-d was read directly (it redirects to /health-drug-plans/part-d). It confirms that Part D coverage is provided by insurance companies and that plans decide which drugs are covered, and it introduces the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan. It publishes no price for these medicines, so no value is adopted. | Not a figure this site can ever publish. The useful additions are the current annual out-of-pocket cap and whether the monthly payment-smoothing programme applies, both from CMS. |
| Ozempic | Patient assistance program | any | none | Re-checked 2026-10-29: the Novo Nordisk Patient Assistance Program page was read directly. It states the income limits: an uninsured patient on Ozempic must have household income at or below 200% of the federal poverty level, and an uninsured patient on any other medicine at or below 400%. It states that you must have Medicare or no insurance, that private or commercial insurance makes you ineligible, and that you must not be enrolled in Medicaid, Medicare Extra Help or VA benefits. It gives no price, because the medicine is free to a qualifying applicant, so the row stays null. The host previously cited for this row, novonordiskpap.com, does not resolve; this programme page is where the terms now live. | A price for the medicine, or the list of medicines still covered by the programme for 2026, which the page links but does not reproduce. |
| Ozempic | Medicare Part D | any | none | Re-checked 2026-10-28: medicare.gov/drug-coverage-part-d was read directly (it redirects to /health-drug-plans/part-d). It confirms that Part D coverage is provided by insurance companies and that plans decide which drugs are covered, and it introduces the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan. It publishes no price for these medicines, so no value is adopted. | Not a figure this site can ever publish. The useful additions are the current annual out-of-pocket cap and whether the monthly payment-smoothing programme applies, both from CMS. |
| Mounjaro | Patient assistance program | any | none | Re-checked 2026-10-29: the Lilly Cares pages were read directly. The programme publishes its income limits, at 300%, 400% or 500% of the 2026 federal poverty guidelines depending on the medication group, and it lists the products in each group. The published groups do not include this medication, so this programme does not cover it. Nothing about the programme is published that would confirm a figure for this medicine, so the row stays null. | A patient assistance programme that covers this medicine, and its income threshold and coverage conditions, read from that programme. |
| Mounjaro | Medicare Part D | any | none | Re-checked 2026-10-28: medicare.gov/drug-coverage-part-d was read directly (it redirects to /health-drug-plans/part-d). It confirms that Part D coverage is provided by insurance companies and that plans decide which drugs are covered, and it introduces the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan. It publishes no price for these medicines, so no value is adopted. | Not a figure this site can ever publish. The useful additions are the current annual out-of-pocket cap and whether the monthly payment-smoothing programme applies, both from CMS. |
| Wegovy tablets | Patient assistance program | any | none | Re-checked 2026-10-29: the Novo Nordisk Patient Assistance Program page was read directly. It states the income limits: an uninsured patient on Ozempic must have household income at or below 200% of the federal poverty level, and an uninsured patient on any other medicine at or below 400%. It states that you must have Medicare or no insurance, that private or commercial insurance makes you ineligible, and that you must not be enrolled in Medicaid, Medicare Extra Help or VA benefits. It gives no price, because the medicine is free to a qualifying applicant, so the row stays null. The host previously cited for this row, novonordiskpap.com, does not resolve; this programme page is where the terms now live. | A price for the medicine, or the list of medicines still covered by the programme for 2026, which the page links but does not reproduce. |
| Wegovy tablets | Medicare Part D | any | none | Re-checked 2026-10-28: medicare.gov/drug-coverage-part-d was read directly (it redirects to /health-drug-plans/part-d). It confirms that Part D coverage is provided by insurance companies and that plans decide which drugs are covered, and it introduces the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan. It publishes no price for these medicines, so no value is adopted. | Not a figure this site can ever publish. The useful additions are the current annual out-of-pocket cap and whether the monthly payment-smoothing programme applies, both from CMS. |
| Foundayo | Patient assistance program | any | none | Re-checked 2026-10-29: the Lilly Cares pages were read directly. The programme publishes its income limits, at 300%, 400% or 500% of the 2026 federal poverty guidelines depending on the medication group, and it lists the products in each group. The published groups do not include this medication, so this programme does not cover it. Nothing about the programme is published that would confirm a figure for this medicine, so the row stays null. | A patient assistance programme that covers this medicine, and its income threshold and coverage conditions, read from that programme. |
| Foundayo | Medicare Part D | any | none | Re-checked 2026-10-28: medicare.gov/drug-coverage-part-d was read directly (it redirects to /health-drug-plans/part-d). It confirms that Part D coverage is provided by insurance companies and that plans decide which drugs are covered, and it introduces the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan. It publishes no price for these medicines, so no value is adopted. | Not a figure this site can ever publish. The useful additions are the current annual out-of-pocket cap and whether the monthly payment-smoothing programme applies, both from CMS. |
Corrections
If a figure here is wrong, it is worth more to us to know than to look right. Every change we make is logged with its date and source on the price changelog, including corrections.