Every GLP-1 savings card available in Canada
4 programmes across 5 brand medications. What each one takes off your monthly bill, who qualifies, and whether you have to enrol before you fill. Most brand GLP-1s in Canada have no card at all, and that is worth knowing before you plan around one.
Programme comparison
| Medication | Programme | Type | What it does | Excludes | Guide |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ozempic semaglutide · Novo Nordisk | Ozempic savings card | Savings card | Launched 29 May 2026 and brings brand Ozempic in line with generic semaglutide pricing. Nothing to print and no pre-registration: pharmacies apply it at the counter, automatically at Rexall through Novo Nordisk Care Rx. | QC | |
| Wegovy semaglutide · Novo Nordisk | NovoCare | Assistance programme | There is no Wegovy savings card in Canada. NovoCare assistance is assessed case by case, so there is no counter price to publish. | — | |
| Mounjaro tirzepatide · Eli Lilly | Eli Lilly patient support | Assistance programme | There is no U.S.-style Mounjaro card in Canada. Lilly runs an income-based support programme instead, so what you save depends on household income. | — | |
| Zepbound tirzepatide · Eli Lilly | myZepbound Savings and Support Program | Savings card | Free enrolment at myzepbound.ca. Any Canadian resident with a prescription qualifies, and the programme also helps with prior authorisation. | — | |
| Rybelsus oral semaglutide · Novo Nordisk | None in Canada | No programme | The US $25 Rybelsus card and its patient assistance programme are US-only and do not work here. Novo Nordisk Care runs a financial assistance line for patients with no coverage. | — |
Savings figures come from each programme’s published terms and vary by province, pharmacy, pen strength and eligibility. Not affiliated with Novo Nordisk or Eli Lilly. Full guides open on our sister site, which researched each programme in depth.
What a card is worth, per month
Cheapest pharmacy price in Ontario at the starting strength, then the same month with the programme applied. A dollar figure appears only where the programme publishes the basis for one.
| Medication | Programme | Cash total, Ontario | With the programme | You save / month |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ozempic semaglutide · Novo Nordisk | Ozempic savings card | $257 | $92 save $165 | −$165 |
| Wegovy semaglutide · Novo Nordisk | NovoCare | $380 | Case by case | — |
| Mounjaro tirzepatide · Eli Lilly | Eli Lilly patient support | $330 | Case by case | — |
| Zepbound tirzepatide · Eli Lilly | myZepbound Savings and Support Program | $319 | Enrol first near $300 a month without private insurance, and Lilly reports about $30 a month with coverage | — |
| Rybelsus oral semaglutide · Novo Nordisk | None in Canada | $239 | No card | — |
Programmes in detail
Ozempic savings card
Launched 29 May 2026 and brings brand Ozempic in line with generic semaglutide pricing. Nothing to print and no pre-registration: pharmacies apply it at the counter, automatically at Rexall through Novo Nordisk Care Rx.
Full Ozempic guide →NovoCare
There is no Wegovy savings card in Canada. NovoCare assistance is assessed case by case, so there is no counter price to publish.
Full Wegovy guide →Eli Lilly patient support
There is no U.S.-style Mounjaro card in Canada. Lilly runs an income-based support programme instead, so what you save depends on household income.
Full Mounjaro guide →myZepbound Savings and Support Program
Free enrolment at myzepbound.ca. Any Canadian resident with a prescription qualifies, and the programme also helps with prior authorisation.
Full Zepbound guide →None in Canada
The US $25 Rybelsus card and its patient assistance programme are US-only and do not work here. Novo Nordisk Care runs a financial assistance line for patients with no coverage.
Full Rybelsus guide →Card guides by medication
Common questions
Can I stack a savings card with my private insurance?
Often, because the manufacturer programmes are designed to sit alongside a plan rather than replace it, but the exact rules depend on your plan and the programme. Public plans are the exception: the Ozempic card generally cannot be combined with ODB, NIHB or BC PharmaCare. Confirm with the programme before you fill.
Are there provinces where these cards do not work?
Yes. The Ozempic savings card excludes Quebec, and Quebec’s own rules on pharmacist fees mean the cash prices there are the real prices. The other programmes we list do not publish province restrictions.
Do I have to enrol before I fill the prescription?
It depends on the programme. The Ozempic card is applied at the counter with nothing to pre-register. The Zepbound programme asks you to enrol first at its own site. For assistance programmes there is an application rather than a card. The programme detail below says which is which.
Are the prices on this site already discounted?
No. Every pharmacy figure on this site is a cash price before any programme. The With-the-programme column shows what a card does to that number, and only prints a dollar figure where the programme itself publishes the basis for one.