Overview
- The .gov site offers downloadable pharmacy coupons for a limited list of medicines rather than selling drugs directly.
- The White House touts discounts up to roughly 80%, citing an Ozempic example dropping from about $1,000 to $199.
- At launch the site listed 43 medications, and checks against GoodRx found none priced lower than that private service.
- Officials say agreements were reached with about a dozen manufacturers, yet no contract terms or concessions have been disclosed.
- The presidential branding and Mehmet Oz’s endorsement drew attention as the rollout targets cost-of-living concerns before the 2026 midterms.