Skip to main content

Generic Ozempic Cost in Alberta — 2026

By GLP1Prices Editorial · Last verified May 31, 2026

Generic Ozempic in Alberta costs $91–$91 per pen at 1 verified pharmacies, as of May 31, 2026. Cheapest: Costco Pharmacy.

Lowest price
$91
Pharmacies
1
Verified
May 31, 2026

What does generic Ozempic cost in Alberta right now?

Generic Ozempic in Alberta costs $91 per pen at Costco Pharmacy as of May 2026. The product is <a href="/drugs/apo-semaglutide">Apo-Semaglutide</a>, an authorized generic manufactured by Apotex. Pricing was first confirmed by a subscriber receipt from Costco Medicine Hat and has since been verified at Alberta locations including Calgary (NE, SE, Heritage Meadows, and Beacon Hill), Edmonton, and Lethbridge. Both the 2 mg and 4 mg injection pens are priced at $91 — $3 higher than Ontario and BC ($88) and $8 lower than Quebec ($99), making Alberta's Costco price the smallest provincial variance in the country. Albertans outside Costco's reach can find Apo-Semaglutide at Save-On Foods Pharmacy, Sobeys Pharmacy, Shoppers Drug Mart, London Drugs, Loblaws Real Canadian Superstore Pharmacy, and Walmart Pharmacy at comparable or slightly higher prices.

Alberta is unique among provinces in not offering a universal public drug plan for working-age adults. Most Albertans rely on employer-sponsored group coverage or pay out of pocket. Alberta Blue Cross is the primary private and non-group plan administrator in the province; whether Apo-Semaglutide is listed under a given Blue Cross plan depends on the specific plan tier — check <a href="https://www.ab.bluecross.ca" rel="noopener noreferrer">ab.bluecross.ca</a> or your plan documents for current formulary status. Alberta Health's Non-Group Benefits program and programs for seniors and AISH recipients may cover semaglutide for eligible individuals; listing status for the new generic is evolving. Visit <a href="https://www.alberta.ca/drug-benefit-program" rel="noopener noreferrer">alberta.ca</a> for the most current public coverage information, and contact your private insurer directly to confirm reimbursement.

Costco PharmacyLowest

2 mg/pen (4-week supply)

$91.00

total

Price: $91.00Fee: $0.00
3 hours ago
Visit site

Frequently asked questions

How much does generic Ozempic cost in Alberta?
At Costco Pharmacy — the lowest-price verified retailer in Alberta — Apo-Semaglutide costs $91 per pen as of May 2026. Both the 2 mg and 4 mg pens are priced identically. Other Alberta pharmacies such as Shoppers Drug Mart, Save-On Foods Pharmacy, Sobeys Pharmacy, and London Drugs carry it at comparable or slightly higher prices. See the live Apo-Semaglutide price comparison for up-to-date figures across all verified pharmacies.
Where can I buy generic Ozempic in Calgary or Edmonton?
Apo-Semaglutide is available at multiple Costco Pharmacy locations across Calgary (including NE, SE, Heritage Meadows, and Beacon Hill) and Edmonton, as well as at Save-On Foods Pharmacy, Sobeys Pharmacy, Shoppers Drug Mart, London Drugs, Loblaws Real Canadian Superstore Pharmacy, and Walmart Pharmacy. Because stock is still ramping up following the May 2026 launch, call ahead to confirm availability at your preferred location before making the trip.
Is generic Ozempic covered by Alberta Blue Cross?
Coverage under Alberta Blue Cross depends on your specific plan — employer group plans, Non-Group plans, senior plans, and AISH supplementary plans each have their own formularies and criteria. Whether Apo-Semaglutide is listed under your plan is best confirmed at ab.bluecross.ca or by contacting your plan administrator directly. Do not assume coverage based on coverage of the brand product; generic listings are reviewed separately.
What is the cheapest pharmacy for generic Ozempic in Calgary, Edmonton, or Medicine Hat?
Based on verified prices as of May 2026, Costco Pharmacy locations in Alberta offer Apo-Semaglutide at $91 per pen — the lowest confirmed price in the province. Medicine Hat Costco was the first Alberta location to have pricing confirmed by a subscriber receipt. View the full Apo-Semaglutide price comparison for the latest figures across all pharmacies, including any new entries added after this guide was published.
Is generic Ozempic available at Save-On Foods Pharmacy in Alberta?
Save-On Foods Pharmacy — the Pattison-owned chain with locations across BC and Alberta — is among the pharmacies expected to carry Apo-Semaglutide in Alberta. Prices at Save-On Foods are typically comparable to or slightly higher than Costco. Stock availability may vary by location, particularly in the months following the May 2026 launch. Call your nearest Save-On Foods Pharmacy to confirm stock before visiting.
Why is generic Ozempic slightly more expensive in Alberta than Ontario?
The $3 difference between Alberta ($91) and Ontario/BC ($88) at Costco is the smallest provincial gap in the country. It reflects modest differences in provincial pharmacy services agreements, dispensing fee allowances, and rural-coverage subsidies that affect pharmacy operating costs. Alberta's framework includes provisions for rural pharmacies that influence the provincial pricing floor. The gap is narrow enough that if any other Alberta pharmacy matches or undercuts Costco, it would likely bring the province to parity. See the national price guide for a full provincial breakdown.
How do I find generic Ozempic in rural Alberta?
Costco Pharmacy is concentrated in Calgary, Edmonton, and a handful of larger centres (Red Deer, Lethbridge, Medicine Hat, Grande Prairie, Fort McMurray). Outside those cities, Loblaws Real Canadian Superstore Pharmacy, Sobeys Pharmacy, Save-On Foods Pharmacy, and independent pharmacies are your best options and typically stock Apo-Semaglutide at slightly higher prices than the Costco baseline. Pharmasave franchises — common in smaller Alberta towns — may price competitively; it is worth calling your local Pharmasave to ask.
What is the dispensing fee at Alberta pharmacies for generic Ozempic?
At Costco Pharmacy, the $91 per-pen price is all-in — there is no separate dispensing fee added at checkout (our database records dispensing_fee=$0 for Costco). At other Alberta pharmacies, dispensing fees are set by the individual pharmacy and typically run $10–$13 per fill. Always ask for the total cost including dispensing before you fill so there are no surprises at the counter.

How we verify these prices

Every price on this page is either community-submitted (verified against the original pharmacy listing or receipt) or confirmed by direct phone call. Read more about our verification methodology.

Update log

  • Guide published. Costco Alberta verified at $91/pen.
Check your insurance coverage