Open data on what UK pharmacies actually charge. Official prescription statistics exclude private prescriptions entirely, so this part of the market goes largely unmeasured. Every report publishes the dataset behind it and states plainly what it cannot show.
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We priced the same medicines at the same pharmacies a week apart. Of 246 matched price points, zero changed — while the dearest pharmacy still charges 143% more than the cheapest for the identical product.
A census of 53 verified discount codes across 24 UK pharmacies. The average takes 11.9% or £23.69 off — but 14 announce in their own name that they apply to a first order only.
A price survey of injectable tirzepatide at all six strengths. The spread widens as the dose rises, and choosing on the advertised starting price costs £300 over six months.