Generic drugs added to TrumpRx via Amazon, Mark Cuban deal

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WASHINGTON — The White House announced Monday an expansion of prescription drug discount platform TrumpRx, adding more than 600 generic drugs to its website.

The expansion was done through partnerships with entrepreneur Mark Cuban’s Cost Plus Drug Company, as well as Amazon Pharmacy and GoodRx, which also offer reduced and lower-cost prescription drugs.

“By incorporating our vast catalog of low-cost generic drugs into TrumpRx.Gov, we will ensure that consumers have a single source to get their prescriptions filled at the lowest possible price,” President Trump said Monday at a White House event. “They have something they’ve never had before.”

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