According to a laboratory presentation, the state would save an estimated US$ 225 million by allowing generic semaglutide (Selfix) to be marketed. This savings is due to the reduction in the cost per patient versus the use of the original Ozempic drug, which would reduce the total disbursement of the system from US$ 374 million to US$ 150 million.
According to a laboratory presentation, the state would save an estimated US$ 225 million by allowing generic semaglutide (Selfix) to be marketed. This savings is due to the reduction in the cost per patient versus the use of the original Ozempic drug, which would reduce the total disbursement of the system from US$ 374 million to US$ 150 million.