TrumpRx
Also called: TrumpRx.gov, most-favored-nation pricing
Clinical reviewer: Elena Gizzi, MSN, RN · Last checked September 18, 2026
What is TrumpRx?
TrumpRx is a federal website listing self-pay prices for certain brand-name medications, including Wegovy, Ozempic, and Zepbound, under agreements the White House announced with drugmakers. It markets itself as offering "the world's best prices" on the medications it lists, outside of traditional insurance coverage.
What is listed on TrumpRx?
TrumpRx.gov describes itself with the tagline "Take control of your wellbeing with the world's best prices on the medications you need" [1]. As of September 2026, its starting prices are the Wegovy pill at $149 per month (original price $1,349), the Wegovy pen at $199 per month (original $1,349), Ozempic at $199 per month (original $1,028), and Zepbound at $299 per month (original $1,087) [1]. The $199 Wegovy pen price covers a new patient's first two monthly fills of the lowest doses; later fills are $349 a month [3]. Mounjaro does not appear on the site [1].
Where did these prices come from?
The White House announced agreements with Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk on November 6, 2025 describing most-favored-nation pricing brought to American patients through TrumpRx, with figures such as Wegovy falling from $1,350 to $350 a month and Zepbound from $1,086 to about $346 [2]. The starting prices listed on TrumpRx.gov are lower than those figures, though the Wegovy pen's ongoing $349 is about what was announced [1][2][3]. The site's medication pages say the offer is for self-pay patients only, and that anyone with Medicare, Medicaid or other insurance may not submit the purchase for reimbursement or count it toward a deductible [3].
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This entry is for education and is not medical advice. Talk with a licensed clinician about your own situation before starting, stopping, or changing any treatment.
