Separate a published price from your quote
Published list price
List price is the drug maker’s published figure, rather than a bill addressed to you.
In September 2026, the published package list price for liraglutide (Saxenda) was $1,349.02.
That price page does not say how many pens, the devices that give the shots, come in a package.
Your written quote
Ask how much medicine the quote covers, how many days it would last, what care charges you would pay, and what it would cost to renew.
Paying a membership fee may leave a separate medicine bill. A September 2026 check of a small sample found that most online weight-care pages charged this way.
That small sample cannot tell you what every service charges.
Put the same charges beside each other
Keep these notes open while you work, or copy them before leaving the page. Nothing here sends your answers to a care service.
Get the payment terms in writing
If an answer is missing, write down the question. There is no need to fill the gap with a guess.
Understand where the price record comes from
Open the notes behind this answer
The Saxenda figure comes from the drug maker’s list-price page checked in September 2026 and is a package price.
The maker’s pages gave different answers about a savings offer. This guide therefore cannot confirm that you can get a discount.
Ask the pharmacy to confirm whether a discount applies to your exact product and what you would pay. Get the final price in writing.