Trump solution for high drug prices is a discount gate called Trumprx

President Donald Trump launches a new web site run by the government and says it will allow Americans to buy medicines at lower prices. The new site, called Trumprx, is expected to be launched in 2026 and consumers will be directed to discounts on online pharmaceutical stores, including PFIZER, as mentioned earlier by New York Times and NPR.

Tuesday’s announcement comes as part of the deal that gives Pfizer a three -year postponement of customs tariffs in exchange for investing in manufacturing in the United States, according to what he said. The company’s press statement. PFIZER also agreed to reduce prices on the majority of primary care drugs that are sold through Medicaid government programs, which they say may lead to an average of 50 percent.

Details about Trumprx.gov The site is still minimal, but senior officials were told NPR It will lead to users to the positions of pharmaceutical companies submitting requests, and that patients who do not use health insurance are alone will be able to benefit from discounts. New York Times Reports that officials also said that Trump has reached similar agreements with other drug makers, without specifying any of them.