A new daily Wegovy pill just hit pharmacies nationwide, giving adults a long-awaited oral alternative to injectable weight-loss meds. Approved by the FDA in December, the pill uses semaglutide to curb appetite and slow digestion, and it delivers similar weight loss results to weekly shots without the need for refrigeration or needles. It’s expected to cost $25 or less per month with insurance, while uninsured prices range from $149 to $299 depending on dosage, and it has to be taken 30 minutes before food, drinks, or other meds. The rollout is big and fast, availability is expected through major pharmacies and telehealth services, and competitors are already racing to bring their own GLP-1 pills to market.
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