GoodRx recently announced that it is a core integration partner for the newly launched TrumpRx. It is the integrated pricing source for Pfizer, including more than 30 of Pfizer's essential brand medications, along with other leading pharmaceutical manufacturers.

"Transparent direct-to-consumer prescription pricing helps to ensure millions of Americans have access to the health care they deserve," said Wendy Barnes, president and CEO of GoodRx. "GoodRx gives manufacturers a proven way to launch discounted cash pricing at scale and extend it directly into TrumpRx. We're starting with essential brand medications from Pfizer and other manufacturers, with additional programs coming soon. Together, we're turning the promise of prescription drug affordability into a reality for millions of Americans."

TrumpRx is a website that lists discounted cash prices from pharmaceutical manufacturers. It does not sell or dispense drugs but instead facilitates consumer access to the selected discount, and then the underlying partner platform executes the pricing.

Coinciding with the TrumpRx launch, Pfizer is introducing significant discounts for more than 30 of its essential brand medications spanning women's health, migraine, arthritis, rare diseases and more. Eligible patients may find the prices on TrumpRx and then access the GoodRx-enabled savings that range as high as 85% and average 50% for the large majority of Pfizer's primary care treatments and select specialty brands.

By offering manufacturers a turnkey, scalable way to publish discounted cash prices and extend them to TrumpRx, GoodRx reduces complexity by unifying pricing, pharmacy enablement and a trusted consumer experience into a single solution, the company said in a news release. As a result, manufacturers can rapidly operationalize most favored nation and other policy-aligned pricing programs on a national scale, helping reach more patients, accelerating adoption and supporting consistently accessible savings at the pharmacy counter.

TrumpRx, which launched on February 5, offers direct access to manufacturer discounts for 40 medications widely prescribed for chronic, high-expenditure conditions. The administration said the platform focuses on drugs with the greatest out-of-pocket burden for patients and the highest annual spending across payers.

Depending on the manufacturer, patients can access these prices through printable or digital TrumpRx coupons redeemable at retail pharmacies or manufacturer-integrated tools, such as ordering portals or fulfillment links built into TrumpRx. Eligibility requires a valid prescription, and participation varies by drug.

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