CMS pricing data
What GLP‑1 medication really costs
Every figure on this site is the price a pharmacy pays to buy the drug, published weekly by CMS as NADAC. It is not a retail price and not what you will pay — but it is the one number in this market that is public, exact and not set by anyone selling you something.
12
medications tracked
1,077
NADAC price rows
199,389
Medicare prescribers
94
pages published
Prices verified Aug 12, 2026 against the CMS NADAC weekly file.
Pharmacy cost
What a pharmacy pays
The cheapest resolvable package for each medication, across every NDC we hold. Pack sizes that could not be parsed are excluded rather than guessed.
Questions
Good to know
No. NADAC is the average price pharmacies pay to acquire a drug. Your price depends on your insurance, your pharmacy and any manufacturer savings programme, and can be far higher or far lower.
Data sources · cited with retrieval dates
- CMS NADACNational Average Drug Acquisition Cost, weekly fileretrieved Aug 12, 2026
- CMS Medicare Part D prescribersPrescriber public use file, by geography and drugretrieved Aug 12, 2026
- CMS State Drug UtilizationQuarterly Medicaid prescription and reimbursement dataretrieved Aug 12, 2026
NADAC figures are pharmacy acquisition costs, not retail prices and not what you will pay. This content is educational and is not medical advice.