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U.S. drugmakers slashed prices up to 80% and launched direct sales to cut costs, responding to Trump’s drug price push.
In 2025, major U.S. drugmakers including AstraZeneca, Pfizer, Novo Nordisk, Sanofi, and Bristol-Myers Squibb announced direct-to-consumer sales and steep price cuts, responding to President Trump’s push to lower drug costs.
Companies offered discounts of up to 80%, fixed prices like $499 monthly for Ozempic, or $35 per month for insulin, regardless of insurance.
Some, like Pfizer, tied lower prices to tariff relief and U.S. investment.
The government plans to launch TrumpRx.gov in 2026, while PhRMA will debut AmericasMedicines.com to streamline direct purchases.
These moves target uninsured, under-insured, and cost-sensitive patients amid ongoing efforts to reduce America’s high prescription drug prices.
Los fabricantes de medicamentos estadounidenses redujeron los precios hasta en un 80% y lanzaron ventas directas para reducir los costos, respondiendo al aumento de los precios de los medicamentos por parte de Trump.