Foundayo · orforglipron

Foundayo Price Comparison UK 2026

Compare Foundayo (orforglipron) tablet prices across GPhC-verified UK pharmacies, from the 0.8mg starting dose to 17.2mg. Today the 0.8mg starting dose costs £53 to £138.99 a month, depending on the pharmacy.

48 pharmacies£53 cheapest 0.8mg today£138.99 dearest 0.8mg today£121 cheapest 17.2mg today24 Oct 2026last updated
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Foundayo UK Price Comparison — GPhC-registered pharmacies, updated 24 Oct 2026

Prices explained

How much does Foundayo cost in the UK?

Foundayo costs from £53 a month for the 0.8mg starting dose to £121 a month for 17.2mg, at the cheapest of 48 GPhC-registered UK pharmacies today. At the average pharmacy you would pay £98 to £181. Each price is for one month's supply of once-daily tablets.

Foundayo price by dose in the UK, 48 GPhC-registered pharmacies, 24 October 2026
DoseCheapest todayAverageHighestPer week (cheapest)
Foundayo 0.8mg£53£98£138.99£13.25
Foundayo 2.5mg£70£113£159£17.50
Foundayo 5.5mg£73£126£179£18.25
Foundayo 9mg£93£148£199£23.25
Foundayo 14.5mg£121£173£229£30.25
Foundayo 17.2mg£121£181£229£30.25

Monthly prices for one month’s supply of once-daily tablets, from 48 GPhC-registered UK pharmacies. Where a pharmacy offers a discount code, the price shown is after that code. Updated 24 October 2026.

What you'll pay in your first six months

Stepping up one dose a month from 0.8mg to 17.2mg costs £531 if you pay the cheapest price at each dose, £839 at average prices and £1,133.99 at the most expensive pharmacies. Choosing carefully saves about £603 over six months.

Many people stay on a lower dose for longer, and your prescriber decides when you move up, so treat this as a guide rather than a quote.

Cheapest Foundayo today, by dose

The three cheapest UK pharmacies for each Foundayo dose, 24 October 2026
DoseCheapest2nd3rd
Foundayo 0.8mg£53New Health£59.99Medexpress£69.95Assured Pharmacy
Foundayo 2.5mg£70New Health£77Medicine Market Place£84.99Curely
Foundayo 5.5mg£73New Health£85Medicine Market Place£89Curate
Foundayo 9mg£93New Health£94.99Cuva Health£105Medicine Market Place
Foundayo 14.5mg£121New Health£130Medicine Market Place£139Curate
Foundayo 17.2mg£121New Health£130Medicine Market Place£139Curate

Where a pharmacy offers a discount code, the price shown is after that code. Every pharmacy listed is checked against the GPhC register.

Why Foundayo prices differ between pharmacies

At every dose, the gap between the cheapest and dearest pharmacy is between £86 and £108 a month. The medicine is the same Lilly tablet wherever you buy it, so the difference comes from the pharmacy's pricing:

  • A new medicine. Foundayo was approved by the MHRA in August 2026, and pharmacies are still settling their prices. Prices can move quickly, which is why we check them daily.
  • Introductory prices. Some pharmacies discount the first month only. Check what you will pay from month two.
  • What's included. Most prices include the online consultation, prescription and standard delivery. A few charge for these separately.
  • Flat or stepped pricing. Some pharmacies charge the same for every strength, others charge more as the dose goes up. At 17.2mg the cheapest price today is £121, against £229 at the dearest.
  • Bundles. Some pharmacies charge less per month when you buy two or three months at once.

How to pay less for Foundayo, safely

  1. Compare the dose you will be on next month, not only the starting dose. Prices often rise with each step.
  2. Check the price after month one, not only the introductory offer.
  3. Look for pharmacies that charge the same price across several strengths; they can work out cheaper as you step up.
  4. Only buy from a pharmacy on the GPhC register. Every pharmacy on MedEazy has been checked.
  5. You can change pharmacy to get a better price. The new pharmacy will carry out its own consultation and may ask for proof of your current prescription. See Can I change pharmacy?
  6. Never buy Foundayo or orforglipron from social media sellers or websites that don't ask for a consultation.

How we verify UK pharmacies

Every pharmacy listed on MedEazy is checked against the General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) public register before it's included. We check it holds a valid registration, is authorised to dispense prescription medicines online and is in good standing. Listings are reviewed regularly, and no pharmacy pays for placement.

About these prices

Prices come straight from each pharmacy and are checked daily. Where a pharmacy offers a discount code, the discounted price is shown. Some pharmacies add a consultation fee, so always confirm the final price at checkout. Comparing tablets? See Wegovy pill prices.

About the treatment

What is Foundayo (orforglipron)?

Foundayo is a prescription-only, once-daily tablet containing orforglipron, approved by the MHRA for weight management in adults on 10 August 2026. It's a small-molecule GLP-1 receptor agonist, so it works on the same appetite hormone as Wegovy, helping you feel fuller and eat less. Unlike the Wegovy pill, it can be taken at any time of day, with or without food or water.

Who is it for?

Usually prescribed to adults with a BMI of 30 or above, or 27 or above with at least one weight-related condition such as high blood pressure or type 2 diabetes, alongside diet and activity changes. A clinical assessment and valid prescription are required; it can't be bought over the counter.

This information is for general guidance only and isn't medical advice. A prescription and clinical assessment are needed before any prescription medicine can be supplied.

Dose steps

Doses increase at intervals of at least a month, as your prescriber advises.

Dosing

Treatment starts at 0.8mg once a day and can be increased in steps through 2.5mg, 5.5mg, 9mg and 14.5mg up to 17.2mg, depending on how well you tolerate it and how you respond. Prices vary by dose, so check the table for your current dose.

FAQ

Foundayo questions

Answers on price, prescriptions and what to expect.

What is the cheapest Foundayo price in the UK right now?

Today the 0.8mg starting dose starts from £53 a month at New Health. The table above is sorted cheapest first for every dose, so you can see who is cheapest for the dose you're on now and the dose you'll move to next.

How much is Foundayo a month in the UK?

From £53 for 0.8mg to £121 for 17.2mg at the cheapest UK pharmacy today, for one month's supply of daily tablets. The average pharmacy charges £98 to £181.

How much is Foundayo per week?

Prices are for a month's supply of once-daily tablets, so the weekly cost is roughly a quarter of the monthly price. The per-week column in the price-by-dose table above shows today's figure for every dose, from £53 a month on 0.8mg.

What is the cheapest Foundayo 2.5mg price in the UK?

Today Foundayo 2.5mg starts from £70 a month at New Health. The typical price is £113 and the highest is £159, across 48 GPhC-registered pharmacies.

What is the cheapest Foundayo 5.5mg price in the UK?

Today Foundayo 5.5mg starts from £73 a month at New Health. The typical price is £126 and the highest is £179.

What is the cheapest Foundayo 9mg price in the UK?

Today Foundayo 9mg starts from £93 a month at New Health. The typical price is £148 and the highest is £199.

What is the cheapest Foundayo 14.5mg price in the UK?

Today Foundayo 14.5mg starts from £121 a month at New Health. The typical price is £173 and the highest is £229.

How much is Foundayo 17.2mg in the UK?

The 17.2mg dose, the highest strength, currently costs between £121 and £229 a month, depending on the pharmacy.

Do I need a prescription for Foundayo in the UK?

Yes. Foundayo (orforglipron) is a prescription-only medicine. Every pharmacy in our table includes an online consultation with a UK prescriber before it can be supplied.

Is Foundayo available on the NHS?

Not currently. Foundayo is available privately from UK online pharmacies, and any NHS route will depend on NICE guidance. That's why we compare private prices.

How do I get a Foundayo prescription online?

Through a GPhC-registered online pharmacy with a digital consultation. It typically takes 24 to 48 hours, and you don't need a GP referral.

Which Foundayo dose is right for me?

Foundayo comes in six strengths: 0.8mg, 2.5mg, 5.5mg, 9mg, 14.5mg and 17.2mg. You start at 0.8mg once a day and step up at intervals of at least a month, under your prescriber's guidance. Your prescriber decides when, or whether, you move up.

Are there discount codes for Foundayo?

0 of the 48 pharmacies we list currently show a Foundayo discount code. Where a pharmacy has one, it appears in the Discount column of the table above and the price shown already includes it. Some pharmacies also offer a lower first-month price.

Is cheaper Foundayo safe?

If the pharmacy is on the GPhC register, yes. It supplies the same licensed Lilly tablets; the price difference is the pharmacy's margin and offers, not the medicine.

How is Foundayo different from the Wegovy pill?

Both are daily GLP-1 tablets, but Foundayo (orforglipron) is a small-molecule medicine that can be taken at any time of day, with or without food or water. The Wegovy pill (oral semaglutide) has to be taken on an empty stomach with a sip of water before eating. Compare Wegovy pill prices.

Does the Foundayo price include the consultation?

At most pharmacies, yes. A few add a consultation or delivery fee, so check the total at checkout.

Can I switch from Mounjaro or Wegovy to Foundayo?

Possibly, but it's a decision for your prescriber, who will decide which Foundayo dose to start on. Tell the new pharmacy about your current treatment during the consultation. See Can I change pharmacy?

How much weight can I expect to lose on Foundayo?

In the ATTAIN-1 phase 3 trial, adults on the highest dose of orforglipron lost about 12% of their body weight on average over 72 weeks, alongside diet and exercise. Results vary from person to person.

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Important.MedEazy provides general information only and is not medical advice. Prescription-only medicines can only be supplied after an individual clinical assessment by a qualified healthcare professional. Always speak to your GP, pharmacist-prescriber or clinician about whether a treatment is suitable.