You may have seen messages encouraging you to "secure your 2026 supply now" or "lock in today's prices before they rise". We want to be straightforward: we have not found any verified information confirming that the price of Mounjaro will go down in 2026, and we have also not found any confirmed price change in either direction.
Mounjaro is a prescription only medicine in the UK, so purchasing decisions should be based on verified pricing, your clinical needs and a proper prescribing process, rather than urgency based on an unconfirmed future price change.
For UK adults who are considering Mounjaro for weight management, or who are already using it and want clear, trustworthy information about costs, this guide explains the current verified UK pricing, what is and is not confirmed about 2026 prices, the different dose pricing tiers and bundle costs. It also looks at buying options, discounts, price comparison claims and the limitations of international price comparisons.
The aim is to help you make a calm and informed decision based on your current treatment needs and the actual prices available, rather than on speculation about what might happen next year.
Key things to know
- We have not found verified information confirming a Mounjaro price increase for 2026.
- Claims encouraging you to "secure pricing before it rises" are based on an unconfirmed future price change.
- Current UK pricing starts from £129.99 for a first order 2.5mg pen.
- We can only confirm UK pricing and cannot confirm pricing in Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Iran, France, Hungary or elsewhere.
Should You "Secure Your Supply" Before Prices Rise?
We would encourage caution around this type of messaging. We have seen content, including elsewhere on this site, encouraging customers to reorder now to "avoid projected 2026 increases" or comparing current prices with "projected 2026 pricing", without providing evidence that these future prices or increases are confirmed.
Making a purchasing decision based on an unconfirmed future price change may not be the best approach, particularly when Mounjaro is an ongoing prescription treatment. If Mounjaro has been prescribed for you and you need your next supply as part of your treatment, that is a reasonable reason to order. A concern about a future price increase that has not been confirmed should not be the only reason to purchase.
It is also important to use a legitimate prescribing and supply route. The MHRA has warned about the risks associated with buying medicines from unregulated sources, including the risk that products may be falsified or may not contain what they claim to contain.
Urgency based marketing is not specific to Mounjaro. You may see similar messages with other products and services. It is worth checking what evidence supports the claim before making a purchase.
"Buy now before it is too late" may sound convincing, but it only gives useful information if there is reliable evidence of a genuine future change. When a future price increase has not been confirmed, it is better to focus on the price currently available, your clinical needs and whether the medicine is appropriate for you.
Current, Confirmed Mounjaro Pricing
| Strength | First order price (code FIRST40) | Regular price | Returning customer price (code DOSE25) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2.5mg | £129.99 | £169.99 | £144.99 |
| 5mg | £159.99 | £199.99 | £174.99 |
| 7.5mg | £209.99 | £249.99 | £224.99 |
| 10mg | £229.99 | £269.99 | £244.99 |
| 12.5mg | £259.99 | £299.99 | £274.99 |
| 15mg | £278.99 | £318.99 | £293.99 |
Private patients may currently pay between £120 and £340 per month for Mounjaro, depending on the provider and prescribed strength.
A Mounjaro price comparison in the UK can show differences of more than £100 per month between providers. The largest differences may appear between the starting dose and the highest dose, particularly following changes in market pricing.
Following the September 2025 wholesale pricing changes, wider market pricing for the 2.5mg dose increased from £92 to £133, while the 15mg pen increased from £122 to £330.
Returning customer pricing applies to your second and subsequent EverydayMeds orders. If you are switching from another provider, you are considered a new EverydayMeds customer. This means first order pricing applies to you rather than returning customer pricing.
Mounjaro Bundles
| Bundle | Contents | Regular price | First order price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Intro Duo | 2.5mg + 5mg | £339.99 | £299.99 |
| Progress Duo | 5mg + 7.5mg | £409.99 | £369.99 |
| Advance Duo | 7.5mg + 10mg | £489.99 | £449.99 |
| Intro Trio | 2.5mg + 5mg + 7.5mg | £574.99 | £534.99 |
| Progress Trio | 5mg + 7.5mg + 10mg | £674.99 | £634.99 |
These figures reflect current, confirmed pricing. They are not compared with a projected future price to make the savings appear larger. A bundle's genuine value comes from comparing it with the cost of buying the equivalent single pens separately at their regular price. This is how the savings shown here are calculated.
Cheapest Place to Buy Mounjaro in the UK
We can only confirm our own pricing at EverydayMeds. We are not able to verify the current pricing of other named UK pharmacies or high street chains, so we cannot tell you which provider is genuinely the cheapest across the whole market.
If you are comparing prices, look at the total cost rather than the medication price alone. Some providers may charge consultation fees of £10 to £30, while needles may cost around £5 to £10 per month if they are charged separately. Delivery fees may also add another £3 to £8, depending on the pharmacy.
A fair comparison should also consider what is included in the overall service. This may include ongoing support, clinical reviews when you reorder, and help if you have questions or experience side effects. Ongoing reviews may add around £15 per month with some providers and can affect the overall cost as your dose changes.
The cheapest provider is not necessarily the best overall value if the service provides limited support or does not clearly explain the ongoing costs.
International Mounjaro Pricing
EverydayMeds is a UK registered pharmacy, and we can only confirm UK pricing. We are not able to verify Mounjaro pricing in Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Iran, France, Hungary or other countries, as pricing, regulation and availability can vary significantly between healthcare systems.
If you need pricing for another country, check with a locally regulated pharmacy or health authority. Currency conversion alone does not provide a reliable comparison because local prices are affected by each country's regulatory and distribution systems.
In some countries, medicine pricing can also be affected by factors such as manufacturer pricing strategies, rebates, competition and local healthcare arrangements. Competition from other weight management medicines may also influence pricing over time.
The GLP 1 market is expected to grow significantly, but future market growth does not allow us to predict how the price of Mounjaro will change in any particular country. For this reason, international prices should be treated as country specific rather than used as a reliable prediction of future UK pricing.
Medical Disclaimer
This page provides general information about Mounjaro pricing and does not predict future prices. It is not a substitute for personalised medical advice, diagnosis or treatment.
Treatment suitability, prescribed strength and any dose adjustments are confirmed by a UK qualified prescriber following a clinical consultation. Pricing described here is current at the time of writing, but you should always check the live pricing table before ordering.
Only obtain prescription medicines through a legitimate pharmacy or regulated online pharmacy following an appropriate clinical assessment. Mounjaro is a prescription only medicine and requires appropriate prescribing checks to ensure it is suitable for you.
If you have questions about whether Mounjaro is suitable for you, speak to your prescriber, pharmacist or GP.
