Ozempic: $25.00/month on PBS (T2D). Wegovy: $25.00 PBS or $395–$495 privately. Mounjaro: no PBS — up to $700/month. Full 2026 price comparison for Australians.
Download on the App StoreNo. As of 2026, Wegovy is not listed on the PBS and is only available as a private prescription. This means the patient must pay the full price. Ozempic is PBS-listed but only for Type 2 Diabetes.
Yes. Both medications are weekly injections. In MediRemind, you can set a weekly reminder for whichever medication you have been prescribed.
They both contain the same active ingredient, Semaglutide. However, Wegovy is specifically approved and dosed for weight management, while Ozempic is approved for Type 2 Diabetes. They come in different pen devices and dose strengths.
As a private prescription, the price of Wegovy varies between pharmacies but generally costs between $250 and $400 per month. Ozempic at the PBS rate is significantly cheaper for eligible diabetes patients.
You can add your Wegovy script to MediRemind just like any other medication. The app will track your remaining repeats and remind you when it's time to get a new prescription from your GP.