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Major Drug Companies Join Trump Administration’s Prescription Website

Friday, March 13, 2026 at 9:21 PM

Two pharmaceutical giants, GSK and Amgen, are partnering with the Trump administration's prescription drug platform called TrumpRX. The announcement was reported by Fox Business on Friday.

Two major pharmaceutical companies will be partnering with the Trump administration’s prescription drug platform, according to a Friday report from Fox Business.

GSK and Amgen have agreed to include their medications on TrumpRX, the prescription drug platform created by President Donald Trump’s administration. The move represents a significant expansion of the government’s prescription drug initiative.

The announcement comes as the administration continues efforts to address prescription drug costs and accessibility for American consumers.

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