Trump unveils TrumpRx website offering lower-priced prescription drugs.

President Trump unveiled the TrumpRx website, which lists about 40 prescription drugs with reduced cash prices and provides coupon codes for participating pharmacies; the site notes the discounts apply only to cash-paying patients.

President Donald Trump unveiled the TrumpRx website at a White House event attended by Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz and National Design Studio Director Joe Gebbia. The site lists about 40 prescription drugs with reduced cash prices and highlights examples including some GLP-1 medications and fertility drugs. The administration said some of the reduced prices were announced earlier and some had already gone into effect, and it cited Most Favored Nation policies as helping produce lower prices. The website states discounts are available through coupon card codes and that TrumpRx pricing is for cash-paying patients only. Key details: - The announcement took place at the White House with CMS Administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz and Joe Gebbia present. - The TrumpRx site lists about 40 drugs with reduced cash prices and says more drugs are coming soon. - The site states discounted pricing is available only for cash-paying patients and does not apply toward insurance deductibles. - Participating pharmacies can accept coupon codes displayed on the site, and GoodRx is named as an integration partner for self-pay prices. - Examples on the site include GLP-1 medications with Wegovy shown at $149 a month on the site and several fertility drugs displayed with large percentage discounts. Summary: The TrumpRx launch presents a centralized list of cash discounts for a limited set of medicines and highlights specific categories such as GLP-1s and fertility drugs. Experts quoted in the report say the overall savings and wider impact are unclear and may mainly affect people paying out of pocket; the program’s broader implications and next steps are undetermined at this time.