If you've climbed the dose ladder and reached the full 2.4 mg maintenance strength, this is the price that matters most — you'll be paying it every four weeks for as long as you stay on treatment. So the question "where is the cheapest Wegovy 2.4mg in the UK?" is worth answering properly, because the gap between the best and worst deal is enormous. Right now the cheapest 2.4 mg pen we track costs £135 for four weeks, while the priciest is £266 — that's £131 a month, or over £1,500 a year, for the identical medicine.

All prices below were last checked on 24 August 2026 from GPhC-registered pharmacies and CQC-regulated clinics. This is price and information only, not medical advice — a prescriber decides whether Wegovy is right for you.

Key takeaway: The cheapest genuine Wegovy 2.4mg in the UK is £135/4 weeks (Medicine Marketplace), followed by Dr Weightmans at £150 and SwiftDoctor at £150. Because maintenance is where the long-term cost lives, saving even £40 a month adds up to nearly £500 a year — so it pays to compare 2.4mg specifically, not just the starter price.

Cheapest Wegovy 2.4mg UK: the price table

Here are the lowest 2.4 mg maintenance prices we track, alongside our recommended provider so you can see where it sits. Remember: the eye-catching first-month starter deals only apply to the 0.25 mg dose — none of them touch the 2.4 mg price.

Provider2.4mg / 4 weeksRegulation
Medicine Marketplace£135GPhC pharmacy
Dr Weightmans£150GPhC pharmacy
SwiftDoctor£150GPhC pharmacy
Get A Drip£160GPhC pharmacy
Lotus Weight Loss£161GPhC pharmacy
Fylde Clinic£165GPhC pharmacy
Cloud Pharmacy£174.99GPhC · UK-based
PillSorted£185GPhC pharmacy
Totiva Health£188.88GPhC pharmacy
The Family Chemist£188.99GPhC pharmacy
Oxford Online Pharmacy£188.96GPhC pharmacy
The Weight Clinic (recommended)£230GPhC pharmacy

You can see the full live ranking of every dose on our homepage price table, which we update as prices move.

Why the 2.4mg price is the one that counts

The 2.4 mg dose is the usual maintenance strength you reach from around week 17, after titrating up through 0.25, 0.5, 1 and 1.7 mg over roughly 16 weeks. In the STEP 1 trial, this dose produced an average weight loss of about 15% of body weight over 68 weeks alongside lifestyle changes — but you only get there by staying on it for months.

That's why chasing a flashy £59.99 first-month starter deal can be a false economy. Those promos apply only to 0.25 mg. Once you're on maintenance, a pharmacy that looked cheap at the bottom of the ladder can turn out to be one of the dearest at the top. We break the full journey down in our Wegovy cost by dose guide, but the headline is simple: budget for the 2.4 mg price, because that's what you'll live with.

Watch the per-provider curve, not just the starter

Some pharmacies keep prices flat across doses; others ramp them up steeply. A few examples of 2.4 mg pricing show the range: Medicine Marketplace at £135, Dr Weightmans at £150, but Envigore at £266 and Swift Medi at £262.58. The medicine in every one of these pens is the same licensed Wegovy — the only difference is the margin.

How to keep your maintenance dose affordable

A few practical moves can cut your ongoing spend without cutting any corners:

Our recommended provider is The Weight Clinic. Its 2.4 mg maintenance price is £230, which is not the cheapest — but you get £35 off your first order with code NEWME (first month £80), a refund if the prescriber declines you, and monthly video reviews with a prescriber. If you value that ongoing clinical support, it can be worth paying a little more; if you're purely cost-driven at maintenance, the table above shows where the floor sits.

A note on the newer 7.2mg dose

Since January 2026 the MHRA has also approved a higher 7.2 mg weekly dose for obesity (BMI 30+). Not every pharmacy stocks it yet, and where they do, prices run higher — Boots lists it at £279 and Manchester Chemist at £360. If your prescriber moves you to 7.2 mg, re-run the comparison, because the cheapest 2.4 mg provider isn't necessarily the cheapest at 7.2 mg.

Side effects and safety

At the 2.4 mg dose, the common side effects are the same as lower doses — nausea (affecting around 40% of people), diarrhoea, vomiting, constipation and headache. Rarer serious effects include pancreatitis, gallstones and a rare eye condition (NAION). If you experience a side effect, you can report it through the MHRA Yellow Card scheme. Always follow the advice of the prescriber and pharmacy supplying your treatment.

Ready to sort your maintenance supply?

Our recommended provider, The Weight Clinic, offers £35 off your first order with code NEWME, monthly video reviews with a prescriber, and a refund if the prescriber decides Wegovy isn't right for you.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the cheapest Wegovy 2.4mg in the UK right now?

As of 24 August 2026, the lowest 2.4mg maintenance price we track is £135 for four weeks from Medicine Marketplace, followed by Dr Weightmans and SwiftDoctor at £150 each. Prices change, so always check our homepage table before ordering — and confirm the provider is GPhC-registered.

Why is 2.4mg more expensive than the starter dose?

2.4mg is the full maintenance strength, so pens contain more medicine than the 0.25mg starter. Providers also price maintenance to reflect that you'll be a long-term customer. First-month promo prices — sometimes as low as £59.99 — only apply to the 0.25mg starter dose, never to 2.4mg.

Can I switch pharmacies once I'm on 2.4mg?

Yes. You are not tied to the pharmacy that started your treatment. If your maintenance price is high, you can move your prescription to a cheaper regulated provider. You'll usually complete a fresh consultation, but there's no penalty for switching — it's one of the easiest ways to cut ongoing cost.

How much does a year of Wegovy 2.4mg cost?

At the cheapest tracked price of £135 every four weeks, roughly 13 supply periods a year works out around £1,755. At the priciest (£266), the same year is over £3,450. That's why comparing the 2.4mg price specifically can save you hundreds — even before any first-month code.

Is a very cheap 2.4mg pen safe to buy?

A regulated pharmacy must cover the medicine, a prescriber and delivery, so genuine 2.4mg pens don't fall far below £135. Anything dramatically cheaper from a social media seller, with no consultation, is a red flag for fake or compounded product. Stick to GPhC-registered pharmacies and CQC-regulated clinics.

Does The Weight Clinic have the cheapest 2.4mg?

No — its 2.4mg price is £230, above the market floor of £135. We recommend it for the ongoing support (monthly video reviews, refund if declined, £35 off with code NEWME), not for being the outright cheapest. If cost is your only priority at maintenance, the table above shows lower-priced regulated options.