For one generic liraglutide pen listed on this Victoza page, the September 26, 2026 Reno RxGo discount-listing sample ranges from $85.50 to $112.40. This is a dated sample for one pen, not a guaranteed brand-name Victoza price or the price of the two-pen comparison below. Check the exact product, pen count, and a current quote on the RxDiff Victoza page before filling.
Price snapshot: generic liraglutide (Victoza 2-pak), 1 pen 0.6 mg/0.1 ml (30-day supply), Reno, NV 89501, as of September 26, 2026. Walgreens Specialty: $85.50; Sams: $103.40; Raley's: $112.40. Source: RxGo pricing data. Prices are estimates and vary by pharmacy, ZIP code and day. See current prices on the Victoza price page. Prices for these drugs change often. Strength shown is the page default only.
| Source | Lowest price shown | Pharmacy |
|---|---|---|
| RxDiff (RxGo pricing data) — Lowest named pharmacy | $164.50 | Walgreens Specialty |
| SingleCare — Lowest price shown | $104.90 | CVS |
Compared: Victoza / generic liraglutide 18 mg/3 mL pen x 2 pens.
We compared the same drug, strength, quantity and ZIP code on each source on September 26, 2026. We did not compare GoodRx. RxGo may list additional pharmacies without names. Prices are estimates, vary by pharmacy, ZIP and day, and either source can be lower on a given day. See current prices on the RxDiff drug page.
Victoza contains liraglutide and is a prescription injection. What someone pays without insurance depends on the exact product, pen strength, quantity, pharmacy, and ZIP code. The snapshot above is a dated example, not a guaranteed quote. Prices for these drugs change often.
Match the same presentation, strength, and quantity before comparing. Ask the pharmacist to confirm stock, final amount, and payment terms. Coverage and assistance requirements can change, so check current terms directly with the plan or program provider.
Prices vary by pharmacy and can change. Compare a current quote for your exact prescription on the RxDiff Victoza page.
Ask your pharmacist to confirm the current quote and any payment terms that may apply.
A pharmacy cash quote, discount-card price, and insured copay can be different amounts. Pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) negotiate formulary terms and manufacturer rebates, but those rebates may not lower what a patient pays at pickup. Deductibles and prior authorization can further change the final cost.
Pharmacies set different markups and may have different stock, which changes local quotes. Product, pen count, and strength matter as much as ZIP code: the one-pen snapshot cannot be compared directly with a two-pen fill. Ask the pharmacist to confirm the exact prescribed liraglutide product and final amount.
FDA-approved generic liraglutide referencing Victoza exists, so a generic quote can differ substantially from a brand quote. Manufacturer copay programs may apply only to the eligible brand product, while generic coverage can vary by plan. Compare like with like rather than assuming every liraglutide listing is for brand-name Victoza.
Program availability, eligibility, and terms can change. Check current terms directly with the program provider and ask your plan or pharmacist whether they apply to you.
Questions about treatment choices or product comparisons should be discussed with your prescriber. Do not change treatment based on a price comparison.
Compare current quotes for the exact prescriptions on their RxDiff drug pages. Ask your prescriber about treatment questions and your plan or pharmacist about applicable coverage and payment terms.
Yes. The FDA approved a generic liraglutide injection referencing Victoza in December 2024, and this page's snapshot is explicitly for generic liraglutide. Generic availability may differ by pharmacy, so ask whether the prescribed product can be filled as the generic and compare the same pen quantity and concentration. A lower one-pen generic listing is not evidence of the cost of a two-pen brand fill. Ask your prescriber or pharmacist before changing products or dosing.
Compare discount cards. Request a card quote for the exact prescribed pen product and quantity. Ask the pharmacy whether it accepts the offer and compare its final price with a cash quote or insurance copay.
Check manufacturer support. Ask the brand manufacturer's program operator about current copay or patient-assistance options if brand-name Victoza is prescribed. Verify eligibility and covered products; an offer for the brand may not apply to generic liraglutide.
Shop pharmacies and formulations carefully. Ask several pharmacies to quote the same number of pens and confirm whether each quote is for brand or generic liraglutide. Compare final totals, not a one-pen price against a two-pen fill.
Compare specialty channels if required. If your plan routes the prescription through a specialty or preferred pharmacy, ask whether you can choose among participating locations. Check stock, delivery charges, and the amount due for the same prescription.
Appeal a coverage denial. If prior authorization is denied, request the written reason and appeal instructions from your plan. Your prescriber can submit supporting information or an exception request when appropriate; approval is not guaranteed.
Assistance programs and eligibility can change. Ask the program provider whether current terms apply to you, and contact your plan for coverage questions.
Prices vary by pharmacy. Compare a current quote on the RxDiff Victoza page and ask your pharmacist or program provider about current terms.
Check current program terms and your plan documents to learn whether assistance or coverage applies to you. Ask the program provider or pharmacist about application steps.
Check a current price for your prescription.
Compare Victoza prices on RxDiff →Product availability can change. Ask your pharmacist or consult current official product information about available products and what may be dispensed for your prescription.
Prices vary by pharmacy and prescription. Compare current quotes for the exact prescriptions and ask your prescriber about treatment questions.
Prices vary by pharmacy. Compare a current quote on the RxDiff Victoza page and ask your pharmacist or program provider about current terms.
Check current program terms and your plan documents to learn whether assistance or coverage applies to you. Ask the program provider or pharmacist about application steps.
For the generic approval, see the FDA announcement about generic liraglutide.
For product information, see the DailyMed Victoza (liraglutide) injection label. For general background on diabetes treatment, see the American Diabetes Association resource.
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