What is Trump's prescription drug program called?

The TrumpRx platform features over 800 medications, including negotiated brand-name discounts and standard-priced generic drugs.

Brand-Name Negotiated Deals

According to the TrumpRx Catalog, featured high-cost brand-name drugs and their discounted cash prices include:

• Plavix: $15.95 (down from $771.62)
• Combigan: $10.00
• Mayzent: $41.23
• Cetrotide: $22.50
• Xigduo XR / Farxiga: $35.00 to $45.00
• Toujeo: $35.00
• Wegovy Pill: $149.00
• Wegovy Pen / Ozempic Pen: $199.00
• Zepbound: $299.00
• Humira Pen/Prefilled Syringe: $950.00

Common Generic Medications

The portal also lists hundreds of standard low-cost generics (starting from $1.10):

• Triamcinolone (Topical): $1.10
• Trihexyphenidyl HCl: $1.70
• Hydrocortisone Ace-Pramoxine: $1.92
• Clonidine, Glyburide, Isoniazid, Verapamil HCl: $2.00
• Glipizide: $2.21
• Carvedilol, Metoprolol Tartrate: $2.24

Note: TrumpRx.gov functions as a direct-to-consumer transparency and comparison portal linking to manufacturer discounts and cash-pricing partners rather than a direct seller.

Yes, GoodRx serves as a key integration partner for TrumpRx.

How GoodRx Integrates with TrumpRx

• Pricing and Infrastructure: GoodRx helps power the pricing and data connections for select brand-name and generic medications on the platform.
• Expanded Collaborations: When TrumpRx expanded to include hundreds of generic drugs, it integrated search capabilities from GoodRx, alongside other providers like Amazon Pharmacy and Mark Cuban Cost Plus Drug Company, to let users compare local retail and delivery prices.
• Different Models: While GoodRx is a comprehensive private savings platform for thousands of medications, TrumpRx is a government-facilitated portal that aggregates these networks and direct manufacturer discounts for cash-paying patients.

You can access discounted prescription cash prices and manufacturer coupons by visiting the TrumpRx portal.

How to Use TrumpRx

• Get a Prescription: You still need a valid prescription from a licensed medical provider to obtain any medication. You can use your regular doctor or an online telehealth service to get evaluated and receive a prescription if medically appropriate.
• Search the Portal: Go to TrumpRx.gov and search for your prescribed brand-name medication.
• Choose Your Fulfillment Option:
  • Coupons: If a coupon is available for your drug, download or print it to use at a participating local pharmacy.
  • Direct Purchase: If the medication does not use a pharmacy coupon, follow the provided link on the website to buy the drug directly through the manufacturer's website or fulfillment option.
• Pay Out of Pocket: The listed prices are for cash-pay or out-of-pocket buyers.

Important Things to Keep in Mind

• Insurance Check: The platform is designed primarily for self-pay, uninsured, or high-deductible patients. If you have health insurance, check your standard insurance co-pay or other discount services first, as insurance or alternative options may sometimes be lower or provide deductible credits that TrumpRx out-of-pocket purchases typically do not.
• Medication Availability: The site features a specific list of brand-name medications (such as certain GLP-1s, asthma inhalers, and fertility treatments) rather than every drug on the market.

Medicare recipients can use TrumpRx for separate cash-pay purchases, but the program does not integrate with Medicare Part D or count toward your out-of-pocket spending limits.

How TrumpRx Works with Medicare

• Cash-Only Purchases: You can use TrumpRx coupons or direct-purchase options like other discount card programs (such as GoodRx), but you cannot combine insurance and a cash discount for a single pharmacy transaction.
• No Credit Toward Limits: Any money you spend through TrumpRx does not count toward your Medicare Part D deductible or your yearly out-of-pocket maximum.
• Not Creditable Coverage: TrumpRx is a discount tool, not an insurance plan, meaning it does not replace Part D coverage or protect you from late-enrollment penalties.

When It Might Make Sense

• Non-Formulary Drugs: If your Medicare Part D plan does not cover a specific medication and denies an exception, the cash price on TrumpRx might be lower.
• Excluded Medications: Medicare completely excludes certain categories of drugs—such as standard weight loss or fertility treatments—making cash-pay options a potential alternative if you need those specific therapies.
• Price Comparison: You should always compare the TrumpRx cash price against your actual Medicare Part D copay or coinsurance before buying a medication.

You are entitled to free NHS prescriptions in England if you meet specific age, medical, or income criteria at the time your prescription is dispensed.

You can use the NHS Prescription Checker to verify your personal eligibility.

Age-Based Exemptions

You get free prescriptions automatically if you are:

• Under 16 years old
• Aged 16, 17, or 18 and in full-time education
• Aged 60 or over

Medical and Pregnancy Exemptions

You qualify if you have a valid exemption certificate for:

• Pregnancy or recent birth: If you are pregnant or have had a baby in the last 12 months (requires a Maternity Exemption Certificate or MatEx).
• Specific medical conditions: Including cancer, diabetes, epilepsy, certain thyroid conditions, and permanent physical disabilities that prevent you from going out without help (requires a Medical Exemption Certificate or MedEx).
• War pensions: If you hold a valid War Pension exemption certificate for an accepted disability.
• Hospital care: If you are an NHS hospital inpatient.

Benefit-Based Exemptions

You qualify if you or your partner receive:

• Income Support
• Income-based Jobseeker's Allowance
• Income-related Employment and Support Allowance
• Pension Credit (Guarantee Credit)
• Universal Credit: If your net earnings during your last assessment period were £435 or less (or £935 or less if your award includes an element for a child or limited capability for work).
• Low income, through a valid HC2 certificate from the NHS Low Income Scheme.