Does TrumpRx sell drugs?

No, TrumpRx does not sell medications. Instead, it provides users with coupons that can be redeemed at pharmacies and/or manufacturer DTC sites.

Who can buy medications from TrumpRx?

TrumpRx is available to American citizens. However, specific medications have unique qualifications that users must meet to obtain a coupon. Many medications on the site are not providing coupons to anyone enrolled in government, state, or federally funded medical or prescription insurance coverage.

How much will Zepbound cost at TrumpRx?

At the time of the site’s launch, a 2.5 mg dose of Zepbound costs $299.00. Larger doses of 7.5 mg to 15 mg costs vary depending on if it’s the first fill or a refill after 45 days. However, the TrumpRx page for Zepbound ultimately leads the user directly to Lilly Direct, as opposed to offering a coupon.

Can TrumpRx be combined with insurance?

TrumpRx provides coupons for price discounts on medications. Many of the coupons on the site specifically say they cannot be combined with any insurance and the purchase cannot be applied towards a deductible.

What companies are included on TrumpRx?

The following companies made deals with the Trump Administration to be included on TrumpRx: Amgen, Boehringer Ingelheim, Bristol-Myers Squibb, Genentech, Gilead, GSK, Merck, Novartis, Sanofi, Johnson & Johnson, AstraZeneca, Pfizer, Eli Lilly, and Novo Nordisk.

When did Donald Trump announce TrumpRx?

President Trump first announced TrumpRx in September, 2025. The announcement came after a period of negotiations with major pharma companies to reduce drug costs in the United States.

Will TrumpRx reduce drug costs?

It’s unclear what impact TrumpRx will have on drug costs overall. At the time of its launch, it only has a small number of drugs listed on the website, and the discounts typically only apply to people who don’t have insurance.

How is TrumpRx connected to pharma tariffs?

After announcing TrumpRx in September, 2025, the administration followed up by announcing a series of deals with major pharma companies. These same companies had previously been targeted by the President for high drug costs and were threatened with tariffs if they did not reduce their prices. Several of the companies did reveal that participation in TrumpRx was involved in negotiations to prevent tariffs from being implemented.

Will more medications be added to TrumpRx?

At the time of its launch, TrumpRx includes 43 different medications in various dosages. It’s unclear if more medications will be added in the coming weeks or months.

Does TrumpRx have most-favored-nation pricing?

In May, 2025, President Trump issued an executive order demanding that pharma companies provide the United States with most-favored-nation pricing for medications. This began a period of negotiations between pharma companies and the administration that eventually led to these companies agreeing to participate in TrumpRx. The prices on the site are meant to reflect most-favored-nation pricing.