Mounjaro & Wegovy Price Lists
Mounjaro Price List
- UK GPhC Providers, Mounjaro Discounts
Eli Lilly is the manufacturer of Mounjaro (Tirzepatide). It is also authorised for weight loss within the UK (read this from the MHRA) 
In the US, the same medication under the branding Zepbound is used to treat obesity.
Wegovy Price List
- UK GPhC Providers, Wegovy Discounts
In the US, the branding remains the same, but Semaglutide is also available under the brand name Ozempic, licensed for the management of Type 2 Diabetes.
Current Best Prices
Wegovy
Novo Nordisk
Semaglutide 0.25mg
FROM
£52.95/month
Was £102.95
Once-weekly GLP-1 injection proven to reduce body weight by up to 20%
- NHS-approved for weight loss
- 74+ verified UK pharmacies
- Weekly injection
- Save up to £180/month
Mounjaro
Eli Lilly
Tirzepatide 2.5mg
FROM
£109/month
Was £159
Once-weekly dual GLP-1/GIP injection, proven to reduce body weight by up to 25%
- Latest UK-approved treatment
- Dual-action technology
- Weekly injection
- Save up to £215/month
Retatrutide
Eli Lilly
Not available
NOT AVAILABLE
£??/month
Not legal
NOT approved, this is currently undergoing clinical trials
- Not approved for use in the UK
- Not licensed for sale in the UK
- May be available later in 26/7, subject to MHRA submission and decision
- Costs currently unknown
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The physical medications (Mounjaro, produced by Eli Lilly; and Wegovy, produced by Novo Nordisk) are the same from each pharmacy. This is the case whenever you chose a GPhC regulated provider.
There are no legal ‘generic’ versions of tirzepatide (Mounjaro) or semaglutide (Wegovy).
Buying weight loss medications online is much the same as collecting your GP prescription from Lloyds Pharmacy instead of having it delivered to your home by Boots, or your local chemist.
However, if you order from a non-GPhC pharmacy, or from a page on social media, you are at risk of receiving a counterfeit. There is no guarantee that the medication is what it claims to be, is the dose stated, has been stored and transported in accordance with the cold chain, and therefore this raises concerns for your safety.
If the medication you receive does not carry the relevant brand name, with a clear prescription label detailing (1) the pharmacy name, (2) your name, and (3) the date of prescription, please report this to the relevant authorities (click here for information on how to do this) and do not use the medication before confirming it’s authenticity.