TrumpRx Adds Generic Drugs, With Mark Cuban, GoodRx and Amazon
The New York Times • • nation
Key Points:
- President Trump announced that his online drugstore, TrumpRx, is expanding its offerings to include more than 600 generic medications available directly to consumers.
- The announcement event at the White House featured collaboration with several companies, including Mark Cuban, a noted political critic of Trump who runs a low-cost online pharmacy.
- Trump and Cuban emphasized their shared goal of making medications more affordable and accessible to Americans, despite their political differences.
- TrumpRx, launched in February, is a government website designed to help consumers find the lowest drug prices, although it does not sell medications directly.
- Other partners involved in the initiative include Amazon’s pharmacy business and GoodRx, both of which assist consumers in comparing drug prices.