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NEW TRUMPRX.GOV WEBSITE CLAIMS TREMENDOUS SAVINGS ON PRESCRIPTIONS

New TrumpRX.gov may save you big money on Prescription drugs

The US Government just launched a new website that claims extensive savings on many prescription drugs, including weight loss prescriptions.

TrumpRX.gov  claims the following discounts, as examples, of savings:

Wegovy Pill          Originally $1,349       Discount Price $149

Wgovy Pen            Originally $1,349       Discount Price $199

Ozempic                  Originally $1,028      Discount Price $199

The website claims that many other commonly prescribed drugs have been discounted, too, and other drugs will be added in future.

TrumpRX.gov does not sell or dispense drugs.  Your doctor will still send your prescriptions to your chosen pharmacy and the pharmacy, supposedly, will fill the prescription at the discounted price.  

There is a protection, however, for the pharmacy.  The pharmacy is not required to sell the drug at a cost below the price paid by the pharmacy.

Based on early information available about TrumpRX.gov, insurance companies do not participate in the plan.  The prices on the website assume that the patient is paying cash for the drug.

The information we provide here is based on early reports and we don't claim to have all the details of the pricing plan.  You should contact your pharmacy or doctor about any prescription you need and check on the price of the drug in advance.  

This website, it's creators or sponsors do not guarantee any prescription availability or price and we are not responsible for any incorrect information included or information omitted.   We pass this along as something you may wish to investigate for yourself.

 

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