Mounjaro Cost in Canada — 2026

Mounjaro is the brand name Eli Lilly uses for tirzepatide, sold in Canada as a pre-filled injection pen across six dosage strengths (2.5 mg, 5 mg, 7.5 mg, 10 mg, 12.5 mg, and 15 mg). Each pen contains four doses. The live table below shows the lowest price we have on file in each province, with its strength and pharmacy — see it for the exact numbers.

Prices vary by dosage strength, by pharmacy, and by province, since each retailer sets its own dispensing fee and markup on top of the drug cost. The cheapest pharmacy can differ by province and strength, and availability and price can shift week to week, so always confirm the current price with the pharmacy directly before you go in. This page and the live price table below are updated as new prices come in — see our verification methodology for how we confirm each entry.

No generic version of tirzepatide is approved for sale in Canada: every tirzepatide product in Health Canada's Drug Product Database is an Eli Lilly brand (Mounjaro or Zepbound), so Mounjaro remains a brand-only product; our generic Zepbound guide tracks that status. That is a different situation from semaglutide (the active ingredient in Ozempic and Wegovy), where Health Canada has already approved several generics; see our Sevmia (generic Wegovy) guide for that separate story. If you have private drug coverage, including a Blue Cross plan, check your plan's formulary or ask your pharmacist for a quote against your plan card — coverage rules are set independently by each insurer and we do not have visibility into individual plan reimbursement.

Buying it at the pharmacy counter is only half the process — our guide to getting a Mounjaro prescription online in Canada walks through eligibility, your options for a prescriber (including a telehealth provider that carries Mounjaro directly, not just a generic alternative), and what to expect before you ever see these prices.