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Eli Lilly lowered Zepbound prices to boost access, amid competition and demand for GLP-1 obesity drugs.
Eli Lilly has cut the cash price of its obesity drug Zepbound for single-dose vials on its LillyDirect platform, reducing the starting dose to $299 per month from $349 and the 5 mg dose to $399 from $499, with higher doses at $449.
The reductions, part of the Zepbound Self Pay Journey Program, aim to improve access for uninsured or underinsured patients.
The company also plans to offer multi-dose pens at lower prices pending FDA approval and has agreed to lower prices for Medicare, Medicaid, and cash-pay programs under a deal with the Trump administration.
These moves follow strong demand for GLP-1 drugs and rising competition, with Novo Nordisk also cutting prices.
Eli Lilly bajó los precios de Zepbound para impulsar el acceso, en medio de la competencia y la demanda de medicamentos para la obesidad GLP-1.