Quick answer
We publish a provider price only when a provider-owned page names the tablet strength, route and price basis clearly enough to compare. Standard single-month dose prices stay separate from bundles, subscriptions, introductory offers and discount codes.
Every provider page and compare-table row on CompareWegovyPrices is built from public information we can verify. We are not a pharmacy, and we do not rate clinical quality. Our job is to check what the provider is publicly listing, record it clearly, and separate standard prices from marketing noise.
What we check before a provider price is published
- The provider has a public Wegovy pill route or listing we can point to.
- The visible price is a standard public price, not a bundle, subscription total or code-adjusted checkout figure.
- The dose label matches the Wegovy pill ladder: 1.5mg, 4mg, 9mg and 25mg.
- The last checked date is stored alongside the row so visitors can see when it was reviewed.
- Where a public GPhC number is available, we record it and link to the register.
What we keep out of the main comparison table
Bundle prices, subscription offers, introductory discounts and code-adjusted prices stay on provider pages or dedicated offer pages. The compare table only shows standard public price rows so like is compared with like.
What still depends on the provider
A listed price does not guarantee stock, clinical approval or final checkout eligibility. The provider’s own questionnaire, prescribing decision and checkout page remain the final word. If a provider only confirms price after consultation, we show that openly instead of guessing.
Frequently asked questions
How do you verify Wegovy tablet prices?
We look for a provider-owned page that names the tablet strength, route and price basis. Standard single-month dose prices are kept separate from bundles, subscriptions, introductory offers and discount codes.
Do providers pay to appear higher in the comparison?
No. Provider positions are based on the published comparison data and the selected table sort, not paid placement.
Why might a provider appear without a price?
A provider may publish availability or a consultation route without a defensible standard dose price. We keep that information visible where useful, but do not turn an unclear offer into a normal comparison row.