Ozempic Savings Card Cost in Canada — 2026
By GLP1Prices Editorial · Last verified August 9, 2026
Ozempic in Canada costs $86.4–$240 per pen at 2 verified pharmacies, as of August 9, 2026 — cheapest at Costco Pharmacy. The Canadian Novo Nordisk Care Savings Card is a separate Novo Nordisk Canada patient support program available on top of these prices — it is not the same as the US Ozempic Savings Card.
- Lowest price
- $86.4
- Pharmacies
- 2
- Verified
- August 9, 2026
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Start nowWhat does Ozempic (and the Novo Nordisk Care Savings Card) cost in Canada right now?
Searching for an "Ozempic savings card" in Canada usually surfaces the US program first — novocare.com's Ozempic Savings Card — which requires US residency and, for its lowest advertised price, a US commercial insurance plan, so it cannot be used at a Canadian pharmacy. Novo Nordisk Canada runs a separate, Canada-only program called Novo Nordisk Care at novonordiskcare.ca, with its own eligibility rules and no relationship to the US card's dollar amounts; it's described in detail below, alongside the separate NNC Financial Assistance and innoviCares programs. See the live table below for our currently tracked Ozempic pharmacy prices by province, updated as new verified prices come in.
Novo Nordisk Care is Novo Nordisk Canada's savings and support program for people with an Ozempic or Wegovy prescription; based on publicly available program information, it is available whether or not you have private insurance. Since June 2026, one channel of that program — Novo Nordisk Care Rx, a pharmacy service operated by Rexall — has applied a reduced cash price on brand-name Ozempic automatically at checkout for Canadians paying cash because they have no public or private drug coverage, a move Novo Nordisk Canada has framed as keeping brand Ozempic's price closer to the newly available generic semaglutide alternatives. Novo Nordisk has not published a fixed percentage or dollar figure for this reduced price, so treat any savings estimate as something to confirm directly with the program before you fill a prescription. The savings card is usable at pharmacies nationwide except Quebec, with the reduction applied automatically at Novo Nordisk Care Rx, operated by Rexall. Contact Novo Nordisk Care at novonordiskcare.ca for current enrollment details.
Separately, Novo Nordisk Canada also runs NNC Financial Assistance at novonordiskcare.ca/en/financial-assistance/, an income-qualified program for Canadian residents with a valid Ozempic or Wegovy prescription and no drug insurance. Based on publicly available program information, it can cover up to the full drug cost plus pharmacy dispensing fees for patients who qualify, with enrollment valid for one year and renewable — treat "up to full coverage" as an estimate to confirm directly with the program, since actual coverage depends on individual eligibility. This is a distinct program from the Novo Nordisk Care savings card above and from innoviCares, described next; you can reach NNC Financial Assistance at 1-833-595-1899.
innoviCares, a free multi-manufacturer savings card from STI Technologies, also applies to Ozempic. Based on publicly available program information, it covers up to the difference between the brand and generic price at the pharmacy counter, applied instantly with no claims to submit, and it's fully available in every province outside Quebec; in Quebec, the program describes its availability as limited rather than excluded. The prices in the live table above are our independently verified cash pharmacy prices and are not already discounted by Novo Nordisk Care, NNC Financial Assistance, or innoviCares — each program's benefit applies separately, either at the pharmacy counter or through reimbursement, so your actual out-of-pocket cost can be lower than the table price if you qualify. See our generic Ozempic (Apo-Semaglutide) pricing guide for how the brand price compares with the generic, our savings cards comparison for how these programs stack up against ones for other GLP-1 medications, and our verification methodology for how we confirm each price.
| Province | Cheapest pharmacy | Strength | Price | Verified |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alberta | Costco Pharmacy | 2mg/1.34mL | $230.00 | Aug 9, 2026 |
| British Columbia | London Drugs | 0.25mg/0.5mL | $240.00 | Aug 9, 2026 |
| Manitoba | Costco Pharmacy | 2mg/1.34mL | $86.40 | Aug 9, 2026 |
| Ontario | Costco Pharmacy | 0.25mg/0.5mL | $93.29 | Aug 9, 2026 |
| Quebec | Costco Pharmacy | 0.25mg/0.5mL | $215.00 | Aug 9, 2026 |
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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.
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