Washington launches TrumpRx website to lower drug costs
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Washington — President Donald Trump unveiled TrumpRx.gov on Thursday, a website designed to connect consumers with discounted prescription medicines. The White House announced a 7 p.m. ET launch and said the site will link users to manufacturers’ direct-purchase platforms rather than dispense drugs. Trump announced the initiative with CMS Administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz and National Design Studio Director Joe Gebbia. The administration said over a dozen drugmakers signed most-favored-nation agreements to offer lower cash prices, with GoodRx named a key integration partner. Officials said some GLP-1 prices could fall to $149–$350 per month. Based on 6 articles reviewed and supporting research.
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- 1. September 2025: Administration first announced plans for a TrumpRx initiative to lower drug prices.
- 2. December 2025: Trump publicly described the forthcoming site as delivering substantial consumer discounts.
- 3. 5 February 2026 (scheduled): White House announced the 7:00 PM ET unveiling of TrumpRx.gov.
- 4. 5 February 2026, 7:00 PM ET: President Trump unveiled TrumpRx at the White House with Dr. Mehmet Oz and Joe Gebbia.
- 5. Post-launch: TrumpRx went live as a portal listing manufacturer cash prices; GoodRx integration was confirmed and MFN deals with multiple drugmakers were cited, including GLP-1 price targets.
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