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US President Donald Trump announced the launch of TrumpRx, a website that allows Americans to purchase prescription medications at reduced prices without health insurance. The White House announced the launch.
The presidential administration's press service published a promotional video on social media X describing the TrumpRx drug ordering process. The message states: "No confusion. No overpayments. Only the lowest prices."
It is clarified that the website does not directly sell medications. It redirects users either to the websites of pharmaceutical companies that sell directly or provides pharmacy coupons allowing them to purchase medications at reduced prices. At launch, the platform offered 40 medications, including weight-loss medications, according to a White House statement.
"You'll save a fortune," Donald Trump said during the website's launch, according to the Associated Press.
According to the American leader, this approach will benefit the US healthcare system. Trump claimed to have achieved price reductions by pressuring pharmaceutical companies and demanding that they set prices in the United States in line with those in other countries. However, he noted that this could result in higher prices for medications abroad, emphasizing that the US is "tired of subsidizing the entire world."
As the Associated Press notes, the project is part of Donald Trump's political strategy and is aimed at demonstrating his fight against high prices amid Americans' dissatisfaction with the rising cost of living ahead of the midterm elections.
Trump first announced the launch of TrumpRx in September 2025, following more than 15 agreements with pharmaceutical companies to lower prices to the lowest in developed countries. This was previously reported by CNN.
In December, the US president promised "massive discounts for everyone," but, as the Associated Press points out, it remains unclear whether the proposed prices will be consistently better than those available to many Americans through health insurance.
