TrumpRx puts ‘more money in Americans’ pockets’

Editor:

On Feb. 6, 2026, President Trump officially unveiled TrumpRx.

America was being overcharged for medications. The same drugs, made in the same factories, at the same dosages, were costing Americans up to 1,000% more than in any other country.

This is the most impactful prescription price reset in the history of our country. It puts more money in Americans’ pockets and brings care back within reach.

TrumpRx is not a government-run pharmacy. Instead, it’s a centralized directory and coupon generator that connects cash-paying patients to pre-negotiated manufacturer discounts on specific brand-name drugs from companies like Pfizer, Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly.

On June 6, 2026, the total amount of drugs in this program rose to 800. Now, four out of five prescription drugs will have clear and transparent discounted pricing. In addition, there are now over 600 generic medications.

Mail-order companies such as Cost Plus Drug Co. sell these drugs directly to customers.

An example of the cost saving is for the Wegovy pill. The original cost was $1,349 per month.  Now the monthly cost under the TrumpRx plan is $149.

The White House Council of Economic Advisers estimates that has saved U.S. consumers $400 million dollars since its inception and savings of over $500 billion over the next decade.

We invite you to visit TrumpRx.gov to discover how you and your family can benefit from this outstanding new program.

Thanks to President Trump, the days of Big Pharma price-gouging are over.

Cori Balch, Chair, Gunnison County Republicans

Neil Watko, Vice chair, Gunnison County Republicans