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The Healthcount GLP-1 Price Index (UK)

What UK online pharmacies advertise for GLP-1 weight-loss medicines, tracked on a fixed basket with a published method. Free to read, free to download, free to quote. No pharmacy pays to appear, and this page carries no affiliate links.

99.3

Index value, October 2026

July 2026 = 100. The same basket doses cost £3116.43 this month against £3139.37 in July 2026, recalculated on the current rules.

£3116.43

Basket cost

The sum of the median advertised monthly price at each of the 16 doses in the basket. Where a median falls between two prices, it is their midpoint, shown to the nearest penny, so the dose medians printed below add up to 2p more than the basket total.

22

Pharmacies in the index, of 23 we track

From 294 prices that count under the method.

This release is late: it was due on Tuesday 6 October 2026. Next release: Tuesday 3 November 2026. Every release is stored as a fixed snapshot with a permanent link and is never edited after publication; corrections are published as dated notes.

The index since July 2026

99.3 (+0.6 since September 2026)

Each point is a published release, with July 2026 set to 100. Below 100, the same basket costs less than it did then; above 100, more.

Show the numbers
MonthAll medicinesMounjaroWegovyWegovy pillFoundayo
July 2026100.0100.0100.0100.0n/a
August 2026No release
September 202698.799.096.4102.3100.0
October 202699.398.895.7107.2100.1

There was no release in August 2026, so the dashed stretch only joins the releases either side of it; it is not a reading. Foundayo had no UK prices in July 2026, so its line starts at 100 in September 2026, the first release with its prices. It joins the headline index from the November 2026 release. A medicine's line can move because the pharmacies counted change from month to month, not only because prices change. Each release lists the pharmacies it counted.

What the October 2026 release shows

For each dose, the median is the middle advertised monthly price across the pharmacies whose price counts this month. The spread is the gap between the cheapest and the dearest for the same dose, in the same month.

Mounjaro (tirzepatide)index 98.8 (July 2026 = 100)

DoseMedianCheapestDearestSpreadPharmacies
2.5mg£169.99£143.96£229.00£85.0421
5mg£189.99£169.99£249.00£79.0121
7.5mg£249.00£234.99£299.00£64.0121
10mg£279.00£259.99£319.00£59.0121
12.5mg£299.00£274.99£341.13£66.1421
15mg£310.00£294.99£359.95£64.9621

Wegovy (semaglutide injection)index 95.7 (July 2026 = 100)

DoseMedianCheapestDearestSpreadPharmacies
0.25mg£99.99£88.96£149.00£60.0420
0.5mg£119.99£104.99£179.00£74.0120
1mg£144.99£109.99£189.00£79.0120
1.7mg£174.50£139.99£219.00£79.0120
2.4mg£194.50£159.00£249.00£90.0020
7.2mg£279.00£238.99£319.00£80.0117

Wegovy pill (oral semaglutide)index 107.2 (July 2026 = 100)

DoseMedianCheapestDearestSpreadPharmacies
1.5mg£119.00£79.99£154.00£74.0111
4mg£128.50£99.00£179.00£80.0014
9mg£159.50£119.00£219.00£100.0014
25mg£199.50£170.00£269.00£99.0012

New: Foundayo (orforglipron tablet), not part of the index

Foundayo was licensed by the MHRA on 10 August 2026. We collect its prices under the same rules, and 16 pharmacies had a price that counts this month. These figures are published so you can see them. They are not in the basket, so they do not change the index value or the basket cost. Why, and when that changes, is set out in the methodology.

DoseMedianCheapestDearestPharmacies
0.8mg£104.50£87.96£154.0016
2.5mg£119.00£94.98£167.0016
5.5mg£139.00£99.98£179.0015
9mg£169.00£129.98£220.0015
14.5mg£189.00£159.98£249.0015
17.2mg£199.00£169.98£249.0014

Every Foundayo price, with its source, is on the October 2026 release page.

Every release

Take the data

Every basket observation behind the index, one row per pharmacy per dose, with its source link and the month it was verified. The Foundayo (orforglipron tablet) prices on this page are not in the basket, so they are not in the CSV. Licensed CC BY 4.0: use it anywhere, including commercially, with attribution to the Healthcount GLP-1 Price Index.

Download the October 2026 CSV

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Why you can check this

  • The method is published in full and versioned, including what counts as a price and how we handle offers.
  • Every price counted in the October 2026 release links to the pharmacy page it came from, with the month it was read. That is not true of every July 2026 price: some were taken from comparison sites or search results instead, as the July 2026 corrections explain.
  • This page earns nothing from any pharmacy listed. Healthcount does have commercial relationships with some pharmacies on other pages, disclosed in our affiliate disclosure.
  • What we could not read this month is listed on the release, with the date it was last read, rather than quietly dropped.

Journalists and researchers: figures are free to quote with attribution. For the underlying evidence on any row, or a comment, get in touch.

Why this is UK only, for now

The index covers UK online pharmacies because that is where we have enough coverage to publish a median honestly. The method sets a bar: a dose needs several independent pharmacies before a middle value means anything, otherwise one provider changing its price moves the whole headline.

Ireland and the United States do not clear that bar yet. Our Irish data covers two pharmacies, and the US market runs on published list prices and copay programmes rather than comparable advertised pharmacy prices, which is a different measurement problem rather than a smaller version of the same one. Extending the index means building the collection for those markets first. Until then we would rather publish one index we can defend than three we cannot.

In the meantime, prices for those markets are on the US prices page and the Ireland prices page, each with its own sources and dates.

Looking for what a specific dose costs today rather than the market picture? The price explorer lists every pharmacy row on its own.