Trump’s solution for high drug prices is a discount portal called TrumpRx

In a move to address high drug prices, President Donald Trump has announced the launch of a new government-run website called TrumpRx, expected to be available in 2026. The website will direct consumers to discounts on drug manufacturers' online stores, including Pfizer's. This announcement is part of a deal that grants Pfizer a three-year reprieve from tariffs in exchange for investing in U.S.-based manufacturing. Pfizer also agreed to lower prices on the majority of primary care drugs sold through state Medicaid programs, potentially resulting in an average savings of 50%. Details about the TrumpRx.gov site are still limited, but it is expected to lead users to pharmaceutical companies' websites to place orders. Only patients not using health insurance will be able to take advantage of the discounts. Officials have also mentioned that Trump has reached similar agreements with other drug manufacturers, though specifics have not been provided.