Summary
Walmart will start selling a weight-loss medication named Zepbound at its pharmacies across the U.S. beginning in mid-November. The medication, produced by Eli Lilly, will be available to people with a valid prescription and offers flexible purchasing options without needing insurance.
Key Facts
- Zepbound is a single-dose weight-loss medication.
- It will be available for purchase at nearly 4,600 Walmart pharmacies starting mid-November.
- The medication is produced in collaboration with the pharmaceutical company Eli Lilly.
- The starting price for the recommended dose is $349 per month.
- Higher doses are priced at $499 per month.
- Customers can buy it in-store or use the LillyDirect online service.
- It is aimed at helping people who struggle with obesity and related conditions.
- Zepbound should be used alongside a reduced-calorie diet and increased physical activity.
