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Author: Kelly Grant, Chris Hannay
Publication Date: January 5, 2026 - 19:52
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Novo Nordisk prepares new cheaper version of Ozempic as generics face delays
January 5, 2026
Danish drug maker Novo Nordisk is preparing to introduce a new version of its blockbuster drug Ozempic to compete with cheaper generics that became legal on Monday, but which are not expected to hit shelves immediately because of delays at Health Canada.
Ozempic is one of the most-prescribed drugs in Canada, with more than a million people taking it, according to Novo Nordisk. It was the highest-selling drug by revenue in the country last year.
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