The Midwestern retailer is helping to make GLP-1s more affordable by now accepting savings programs available with NovoCare.¹

Per the aforementioned program, Meijer pharmacy locations will be providing these drugs at discounted out-of-pocket prices. Patients who are new to these coupon programs can access the two lowest-dose version of Wegovy or Ozempic injection pens for $199 per month during their first two months, as long as the prescriptions are filled by March 31, 2026.

Following this promotional period, a majority of dose levels jump to $349 per month, while the highest Ozempic dose stands at $499 per month.

Will Meijer pharmacies offer the new oral Wegovy option?

As an alternative to the injectable GLP-1s, the recently FDA-approved oral Wegovy pill will also be offered at Meijer pharmacies. Per NovoCare, patients who qualify will be able to pay $149 per month, with insurance co-pays as low as $25. All that customers would need to do is present a coupon from NovoCare when filling their Rx. No insurance is required to do so.

"Our customers are at the heart of everything we do. That's why we're committed to meeting their needs by partnering with leading pharmacy discount programs," commented Jackie Morse, Meijer’s group vice president of pharmacy and health. "Meijer is proud to offer greater access to GLP-1 medications at a price that allows individuals to take charge of their health, and our team is equipped with the knowledge our customers need when selecting GLP-1 treatments."

How does TrumpRx factor into broader GLP-1 discount programs?

As an additional option for accessing GLP-1s, TrumpRx launched last week, with a mission to provide patients large discounts on many of the popular and highest-priced meds in the US, paying prices in line with those of other nations, known as most-favored nation pricing, or MFN. This includes the standard GLP-1s, including Wegovy’s oral pill.

There were originally rumblings² that the platform was supposed to be more of government-DTC site, meaning that patients would be able to purchase medicine directly through the platform, but that’s actually not the case. It turns out that the site doesn’t sell medications—it offers a coupon card that individuals can either use at pharmacies or at the participating manufacturers’ websites, with the exception of some specialty drugs.

What other healthcare services is Meijer adding for patients?

Meanwhile, Meijer is building off its momentum of boosting wellness, as it also collaborating with healthcare platform WellSync to offer customers greater access to virtual healthcare services for everyday health conditions, such as cold, flu, allergies, hair loss, and others.³ For a fee of $29.99 per visit, insurance is not needed, and services can be accessed by visiting the Meijer website or pharmacy app.

"We're focused on making healthcare simple and convenient for our customers," said Don Sanderson, Meijer’s chief merchandising and marketing officer. "As a one-stop shop, this new virtual care option helps our customers stay healthy year-round."

References

1. Meijer Announces New Affordable Access to GLP-1 Medications. Meijer. February 10, 2026. Accessed February 11, 2026. https://newsroom.meijer.com/2026-02-10-Meijer-Announces-New-Affordable-Access-to-GLP-1-Medications

2. Hollan M. TrumpRx Is Live and Complicated. Pharmaceutical Executive. February 6, 2026. Accessed February 6, 2026. https://www.pharmexec.com/view/trumprx-is-live-complicated

3. Meijer Expands Healthcare Offerings with New Virtual Service. Meijer. January 19, 2026. Accessed February 11, 2026. https://newsroom.meijer.com/2026-01-19-Meijer-Expands-Healthcare-Offerings-with-New-Virtual-Service