Zepbound price in Canada, by pharmacy and province
Zepbound runs $319 to $695 a month in Ontario as a cash price, depending on strength and pharmacy. Cheapest counter right now is Costco Pharmacy at $319 for the 2.5 mg starting dose. myZepbound Savings and Support Program may reduce it further but publishes no fixed discount.
Every Zepbound strength in Ontario
| Strength | Cheapest pharmacy | Drug price | Cash total | With savings card | Per dose | Priciest |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2.5 mg Starting dose 1 pen, 4 weekly doses | Costco Pharmacy Membership not required to use the pharmacy | $315 | $319 | Enrol first near $300 a month without private insurance, and Lilly reports about $30 a month with coverage | $80 | $392 |
| 5 mg 1 pen, 4 weekly doses | Costco Pharmacy Membership not required to use the pharmacy | $315 | $319 | Enrol first near $300 a month without private insurance, and Lilly reports about $30 a month with coverage | $80 | $392 |
| 7.5 mg 1 pen, 4 weekly doses | Costco Pharmacy Membership not required to use the pharmacy | $441 | $445 | Enrol first near $300 a month without private insurance, and Lilly reports about $30 a month with coverage | $111 | $544 |
| 10 mg 1 pen, 4 weekly doses | Costco Pharmacy Membership not required to use the pharmacy | $441 | $445 | Enrol first near $300 a month without private insurance, and Lilly reports about $30 a month with coverage | $111 | $544 |
| 12.5 mg 1 pen, 4 weekly doses | Costco Pharmacy Membership not required to use the pharmacy | $567 | $571 | Enrol first near $300 a month without private insurance, and Lilly reports about $30 a month with coverage | $143 | $695 |
| 15 mg 1 pen, 4 weekly doses | Costco Pharmacy Membership not required to use the pharmacy | $567 | $571 | Enrol first near $300 a month without private insurance, and Lilly reports about $30 a month with coverage | $143 | $695 |
Savings-card figures come from each programme’s published terms and vary by eligibility, plan and pen strength. One pen contains four weekly doses. Totals include the pharmacy’s dispensing fee.
Zepbound across the provinces
| Province | Cheapest pharmacy | Cash total | With savings card | vs cheapest province | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Costco Pharmacy | $314 | Enrol first near $300 a month without private insurance, and Lilly reports about $30 a month with coverage | cheapest | Estimated | |
| Ontario You | Costco Pharmacy | $319 | Enrol first near $300 a month without private insurance, and Lilly reports about $30 a month with coverage | +$5 | Estimated |
| Costco Pharmacy | $323 | Enrol first near $300 a month without private insurance, and Lilly reports about $30 a month with coverage | +$9 | Estimated | |
| Costco Pharmacy | $325 | Enrol first near $300 a month without private insurance, and Lilly reports about $30 a month with coverage | +$11 | Estimated | |
| Costco Pharmacy | $325 | Enrol first near $300 a month without private insurance, and Lilly reports about $30 a month with coverage | +$11 | Estimated | |
| Costco Pharmacy | $330 | Enrol first near $300 a month without private insurance, and Lilly reports about $30 a month with coverage | +$16 | Estimated | |
| CanadaDrugsOnline | $347 | Enrol first near $300 a month without private insurance, and Lilly reports about $30 a month with coverage | +$33 | Estimated | |
| CanadaDrugsOnline | $351 | Enrol first near $300 a month without private insurance, and Lilly reports about $30 a month with coverage | +$37 | Estimated | |
| CanadaDrugsOnline | $353 | Enrol first near $300 a month without private insurance, and Lilly reports about $30 a month with coverage | +$39 | Estimated | |
| CanadaDrugsOnline | $361 | Enrol first near $300 a month without private insurance, and Lilly reports about $30 a month with coverage | +$47 | Estimated |
The details, if you want them
Why does the same pen cost more at one chain than another?
Every pharmacy sets its own markup on the drug and its own dispensing fee on top. In our data Costco Pharmacy is consistently lowest for Zepbound, and the gap to the priciest chain we track is $73 a month on the starting dose alone. Nothing about the medication differs.
Does the province I live in change the price?
Yes, by a few percent. Provincial rules on pharmacist fees and which chains operate differ, so Alberta is currently the cheapest province we track for Zepbound and Quebec the most expensive, a $47 monthly difference. Two Western-Canada-only chains also drop out of the comparison in central and Atlantic provinces.
Should I buy a higher strength and split it?
We publish prices, not dosing advice, and pen strengths are not interchangeable. The per-dose column exists so you can see how the cost curve moves as you titrate, not as a suggestion to redose. Any change to how you take a GLP-1 is a conversation with your prescriber.
How are these numbers checked?
Every row says. Audited rows come from a published August 2026 retail phone audit; Estimated rows are modelled from list pricing and should be confirmed with the pharmacy; Verified rows mean we phoned that counter on the date shown. The methodology page explains each tier.
Every row on this page carries its own label: Audited, Estimated or Verified. Nothing here is a manufacturer list price presented as a counter price. The methodology sets out each tier.