For decades, hardworking Americans have been told the same lie: there's nothing we can do about sky-high prescription drug prices. The pharmaceutical lobby is too powerful. The system is too entrenched. Just accept paying $1,000 a month for medications that cost a fraction of that in Europe and Canada.
President Donald J. Trump just proved them all wrong.
On Wednesday, the Trump Administration launched TrumpRx.gov, a revolutionary new platform that delivers massive discounts on 40 of America's most popular and expensive medications — with prices slashed by as much as 90% in some cases. This isn't some pilot program or a promise for "someday." It's live. It's real. And it's available to American patients right now.
The Numbers Don't Lie
Let's talk about what this actually means for your wallet, Patriots.
Ozempic — the blockbuster diabetes and weight-loss drug that's been impossible for many Americans to afford — drops from $1,028 per month to as low as $199. That's not a typo. Injectable Wegovy plummets from $1,349 to $350. The Wegovy pill? Down to just $149.
Zepbound, another game-changing medication for diabetes and obesity, falls from $1,088 to as low as $299.
But it doesn't stop there. Families struggling with infertility — often paying entirely out-of-pocket because insurance won't cover these treatments — will save over $2,000 per cycle on fertility medications. Cetrotide crashes from $316 to just $22.50. That's a 93% reduction.
COPD patients using Bevespi Aerosphere? Your inhaler just went from $458 to $51. Asthmatics using Airsupra? From $504 to $201.
How We Got Here
This didn't happen by accident, and it sure didn't happen because of some bureaucratic committee in Washington. It happened because President Trump did what the political establishment swore was impossible: he forced Big Pharma to the negotiating table.
It started with an Executive Order last May directing the Administration to implement "Most-Favored-Nation" pricing — a simple concept that the swamp had resisted for years. Why should Americans pay $1,000 for a drug that costs $200 in France or Germany? The answer, of course, is that we shouldn't. American patients have been subsidizing the entire world's healthcare systems while our own citizens ration their medications or go without.
By July, Trump had sent letters directly to pharmaceutical CEOs laying out exactly what they needed to do. By September, the deals started rolling in. AstraZeneca. Eli Lilly. Novo Nordisk. Pfizer. EMD Serono. One by one, the pharmaceutical giants capitulated.
And in December, the Administration even reached an agreement with the United Kingdom to increase drug prices there by 25% — ensuring that foreign nations finally start paying their fair share instead of freeloading off American innovation.
What the Establishment Never Wanted You to Know
Remember when the so-called "experts" told us this couldn't be done? Remember when the legacy media mocked Trump's promises on drug pricing as fantasy? They said the pharmaceutical lobby was untouchable. They said the system was too complex to fix.
What they really meant was: the politicians they supported were too bought-and-paid-for to even try.
The Biden administration had four years to address this crisis. What did Americans get? More empty promises, more bureaucratic fumbling, and prices that kept climbing. The establishment's solution was always the same: more government programs, more red tape, more middlemen taking their cut.
Trump's solution? Cut the nonsense, negotiate directly, and demand results. It's the same approach that built his business empire, and it's the same approach that's now saving American families thousands of dollars a year on medications they need to survive.
The Great Healthcare Plan
But President Trump isn't stopping here. In January, he called on Congress to pass The Great Healthcare Plan, which would codify these Most-Favored-Nation savings into permanent law, lower insurance premiums, hold insurance companies accountable, and maximize price transparency across the board.
The question now is whether Congress will step up or whether the pharmaceutical lobby's friends on Capitol Hill will try to water it down. Patriots need to watch closely and hold their representatives accountable.
What This Means for You
If you or someone you love takes any of these 40 medications, head to TrumpRx.gov today. The interface is user-friendly — you can print coupons or download them directly to your phone. More drugs from additional manufacturers will be added in the coming months as new deals are finalized.
This is what America First governance looks like in action. Not press releases and photo ops — real results that put real money back in the pockets of hardworking Americans.
The establishment said it couldn't be done. President Trump did it anyway. And somewhere in Washington, the lobbyists who've profited off American suffering for decades are finally learning what accountability feels like.
The question is: will you share this news with every American who needs to hear it?