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Do You Need a Prescription for TrumpRx?

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By The RX Index Editorial Team

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Last verified: June 2026. Drug prices and program rules change fast — re-check anything tied to price on the live source before you act.

Yes — you need a prescription for TrumpRx.

Every drug on TrumpRx, including GLP-1 medications like Wegovy, Zepbound, Ozempic, and Foundayo, requires a valid prescription from a licensed provider before any discount works. TrumpRx isn't a pharmacy and it isn't a doctor. It's a price list — it shows you a low cash price, then hands you off to a coupon at your pharmacy or a drugmaker's site like LillyDirect or NovoCare.

This page is for you if:

  • • You saw a low TrumpRx price and want to know if you can actually use it
  • • You're not sure whether you need a doctor first
  • • You're trying to find the cheapest legit way to get a brand-name GLP-1

This page is not for you if:

  • • You want a compounded GLP-1 (different page)
  • • You need urgent medical advice
  • • You want someone to tell you which drug to take — only a licensed clinician can decide that

The 20-second version

Quick questionStraight answer
Do you need a prescription for TrumpRx?Yes.
Does TrumpRx write prescriptions?No. It can't prescribe anything.
Is TrumpRx a pharmacy?Not really. It's a price-and-coupon portal that points you to a pharmacy or a drugmaker's site.
Can you use it without insurance?Yes — the discounts are built for cash-payers.
Should you check insurance first?Yes. TrumpRx itself tells insured people to compare their copay first.
No prescription yet?Get one from your own doctor or a licensed telehealth provider — then use the price.

We checked each GLP-1 page on TrumpRx ourselves: Wegovy pill, Wegovy pen, and Ozempic use a coupon you take to your pharmacy; Zepbound and Foundayo route through LillyDirect.

The right GLP-1 provider isn't the same for everyone — it depends on your state, your insurance, the drug you want, and your budget. The RX Index's Find My GLP-1 Path tool gives you a personalized provider match with source-verified pricing in about 60 seconds.

The TrumpRx Prescription Path Map

Not just “yes, you need a prescription” — but where that prescription comes from and where it actually goes, based on your starting point. Verified June 2026 from the official TrumpRx terms, the White House launch details, the manufacturer sites, and current pricing.

TrumpRx Prescription Path Map — verified June 2026
If you…Need a prescription?Who writes itWhere it goesCash price before insurance
Already have a valid prescriptionYes (you've got it)Your current providerA participating pharmacy (coupon) or the maker's site (LillyDirect / NovoCare)The listed cash price for your drug and dose
Want Wegovy or Ozempic, no prescription yetYes — get one firstYour doctor, or a licensed telehealth providerNovoCare, or a retail pharmacy with a coupon$149–$499/mo depending on the drug, dose, and intro window
Want Zepbound or Foundayo, no prescription yetYes — get one firstYour doctor, or a licensed telehealth providerLillyDirect$149–$449/mo if you meet refill-timing rules; Zepbound higher doses jump to $499–$699 if you miss the 45-day window
No prescription + want a care team and insurance helpYes — a telehealth clinician handles itA licensed telehealth clinician (e.g. Ro)Provider handles prescription, pharmacy, and insurance stepsManufacturer-matched drug price + membership fee
Have private insurance covering your GLP-1YesYour providerYour pharmacy, billed through insuranceOften a copay lower than the cash price
On Medicare, Medicaid, VA, or TRICAREYes — but TrumpRx cash offers exclude youYour providerDepends on your programGLP-1 cash offers here exclude government-program members

Do you need a prescription for TrumpRx?

Yes. Every medicine listed on TrumpRx requires a valid prescription from a licensed provider — including GLP-1s like Wegovy, Zepbound, Ozempic, and Foundayo. TrumpRx can show you a discounted cash price and a coupon or a link to buy, but it cannot prescribe the drug for you. The site itself says to speak with your doctor, get a valid prescription, and then have a pharmacy fill it.

TrumpRx does not turn prescription drugs into over-the-counter ones. If a drug needed a prescription before TrumpRx existed, it still needs one now. The discount is just a better price for a prescription you still have to get the normal way.

A “valid prescription” means a real prescription, written by a licensed clinician, for the exact drug, form, and strength — based on whether the medicine is actually right for you. Wanting the lower price doesn't qualify you for it. A clinician has to decide the medicine is appropriate first.

Five things TrumpRx will NOT do for you

  • It will not diagnose you or decide if a GLP-1 is right for you.
  • It will not write or send a prescription.
  • It will not do the insurance paperwork (called prior authorization — the approval form your insurance requires before it pays for certain drugs).
  • It will not guarantee your pharmacy can fill the exact drug.
  • It will not promise the cash price beats your insurance.

Not sure where to start? Get your personalized treatment path — your state, your insurance, the drug you want — in about 60 seconds, free.

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Is TrumpRx a pharmacy, a coupon site, or a doctor?

TrumpRx is closest to a coupon-and-price site for brand-name drugs. It is not a pharmacy in the way most people mean it, and it is definitely not a doctor. The White House described it plainly: TrumpRx is not an online pharmacy because it does not prescribe, dispense, or sell medicine. It shows negotiated cash prices, then sends you somewhere else to fill the prescription.

WhoCan it prescribe?Can it dispense the drug?Can it process insurance?What it actually does
TrumpRx.govNoNoNoShows cash prices; gives you a coupon or a link to the maker
Your doctor / clinicianYesNoFiles prior authEvaluates you and writes the prescription if it's appropriate
Your pharmacyNoYesYesFills an eligible prescription; processes the coupon
NovoCareNoYes (Novo drugs)No (cash channel)Novo Nordisk's direct-pay path for Wegovy and Ozempic
LillyDirectNoYes (Lilly drugs)No (cash channel)Eli Lilly's direct-pay path for Zepbound and Foundayo
Ro (telehealth)Yes (online)Coordinates fulfillmentYes — free coverage check + prior authOnline visit, prescription if appropriate, brand-name GLP-1s, insurance help
Sesame (telehealth marketplace)Yes (online)Coordinates fulfillmentYes — prior auth helpPick-your-own-provider visits, GLP-1 options, insurance support

TrumpRx is the price tag. The prescription has to come from a clinician. The pharmacy or drugmaker is where you actually fill it. For background on why the prices look so low: TrumpRx uses Most Favored Nation (MFN) pricing — a rule that ties some U.S. drug prices to the lower prices paid in other wealthy countries.


How does TrumpRx actually work, step by step?

TrumpRx works in six steps: search the drug, see which path it gives you (coupon or maker's link), read the offer terms, make sure you have a prescription, fill it, and pay the cash price. The portal never sells or ships the drug itself.

1Search your drug and dose on TrumpRx.gov
No account needed. Type the brand name: Wegovy, Zepbound, Foundayo, or Ozempic.
2See which path it gives you
Some drugs show a coupon you print or save to your phone. Others send you to the maker's site.
3Read the offer terms
Look for the cash-pay rule, dose limits, the offer's end date, and who's excluded (government insurance, for example).
4Make sure you have a prescription
For that exact drug and dose. If you don't, get one first — see the next section.
5Fill it
For a coupon, call the pharmacy first and ask if they'll take it for your dose, then bring your prescription and the coupon. For a maker's site, upload or e-fax your prescription and check out for home delivery.
6Pay the cash price
You're paying out of pocket — and that spend usually does NOT count toward your insurance deductible.

Which path you get depends on the drug. Coupon at your pharmacy: Wegovy pill, Wegovy pen, and Ozempic. Routed to LillyDirect: Zepbound and Foundayo. See our step-by-step how-to guide for the full workflow.


What if you don't have a prescription yet?

If you don't have a prescription, TrumpRx isn't your starting point — a clinician is. You have two realistic ways to get one: your own doctor, or a licensed telehealth provider that offers FDA-approved GLP-1 options. TrumpRx only helps after a prescription exists.

Door 1 — your own doctor

If you already see a doctor who knows your history, ask them. They can write the prescription and send it to a pharmacy or to LillyDirect / NovoCare. This is often the cheapest route because there's no extra membership fee.

The catch: appointment waits, and the visit can still end in a coverage roadblock or a “let's try something else” — which is what pushes many people toward cash-pay options.

Door 2 — a telehealth provider

If the barrier is getting evaluated and approved — no doctor, no time, or a past denial — an online provider can handle the visit and, if appropriate, the prescription in one place, often faster than waiting for a traditional appointment.

Ro and Sesame both prescribe FDA-approved GLP-1s at cash prices that match LillyDirect, NovoCare, and TrumpRx.

Your own doctorRoSesame
Who evaluates youYour existing providerA licensed Ro clinician, onlineA provider you choose from reviews, online
Visit / membership feeYour visit cost (or insurance)$39 first month, then $149/mo (as low as $74/mo annual)$99/mo (as low as $59/mo annual)
Medication costSeparate (cash or insurance)Separate; matches LillyDirect, NovoCare, and TrumpRx pricesSeparate; cash GLP-1s from $149/mo
Insurance helpDepends on your clinicFree coverage check + handles prior authorizationProviders help with prior authorization
Brand-name GLP-1s offeredWhatever they'll prescribeWegovy (pill and pen), Zepbound, Foundayo, OzempicWegovy (pill and injection), Zepbound, Ozempic, and more
Best forYou already have a willing prescriberYou want the prescription and the insurance fight handled in one placeYou want to pick your own provider

Our top pick to get the prescription handled: Ro

For brand-name FDA-approved GLP-1s at TrumpRx-style pricing, Ro is the cleanest path. It's a U.S.-licensed telehealth company that carries the FDA-approved brand-name GLP-1s — Wegovy (pill and pen), Zepbound, Foundayo, and Ozempic — and its cash-pay prices match LillyDirect, NovoCare, and TrumpRx. New patients can start the first dose of the Wegovy pill or Foundayo pill at $149/month. It adds the two things those pharmacy channels skip: a licensed clinician, and an insurance team that checks your coverage for free and handles prior-authorization paperwork.

Membership: $39 the first month, then as low as $74/month with the annual plan paid upfront. Medication is billed separately. You're only charged the membership fee if you're approved for treatment.

“I was not expecting insurance help. Usually patients are their own advocate, so I was thrilled to not have to fight for my coverage.”
— Ro member testimonial published on Ro's site. Ro states members were paid for their testimonials. One person's experience — not a promise of results, coverage, or approval.
The honest tradeoff. Ro is not free: there's a membership fee on top of the medication. If you already have a doctor who'll happily send your prescription, your own doctor plus a TrumpRx coupon will cost less — and you should use Door 1. Ro is worth it for people who need the visit, the dosing guidance, and the insurance fight bundled into one place.
Check eligibility with Ro → (sponsored affiliate link, opens in a new tab)

Same cash-pay GLP-1 prices as LillyDirect, NovoCare, and TrumpRx · free insurance check · partner link

A solid second option: Sesame

If you'd rather pick your own provider and possibly use insurance for the medication, look at Sesame (its weight-loss program is “Success by Sesame”). It's a telehealth marketplace available in all 50 states where you choose your provider from reviews, with video visits, labs, and messaging. The subscription starts at $99/month (as low as $59/month on an annual plan), medication billed separately. It carries a wide brand-name menu — Wegovy (pill and injection), Zepbound, Ozempic, and more — and its providers help with insurance prior authorization, which can drop a covered brand-name GLP-1 to as little as $25/month.

Check Sesame availability →See our full Sesame Care review

What if you already have a prescription?

Use TrumpRx as a price-check and a way to fill it — not as a doctor visit. Search your drug, see whether you get a coupon or a maker's link, compare that cash price to your insurance copay, then fill it the way the drug's page tells you to. The one move that saves people the most money: compare against insurance before you pay cash.
  1. 1Confirm your prescription matches the exact drug, form, dose, and quantity.
  2. 2Search the drug on TrumpRx and note the price and the path (coupon vs. maker's site).
  3. 3Compare to your insurance copay -- sometimes insurance still wins (more on that below).
  4. 4Save screenshots of the coupon, terms, and expiration date.
  5. 5If it's a coupon, call the pharmacy and ask if they'll process it for your dose before you transfer anything.

Where does your doctor send a TrumpRx prescription?

Your doctor usually does not send the prescription “to TrumpRx,” because TrumpRx isn't a pharmacy. The prescription goes to a regular pharmacy (if you're using a coupon) or to the maker's pharmacy (if you're buying direct).

  • Wegovy or Ozempic (Novo Nordisk): a retail pharmacy with the coupon, or NovoCare for the direct cash price.
  • Zepbound or Foundayo (Eli Lilly): LillyDirect, which handles eligibility and delivery. See our LillyDirect treatment paths guide for the deeper breakdown.

Copy-and-paste this for your doctor:

“I found a cash-pay price for [drug name and dose] through TrumpRx / LillyDirect / NovoCare. If you think this medication is appropriate for me, could you send the prescription to the right pharmacy channel for that program, with the exact dose and form? I'm planning to pay cash, not bill insurance.”

That one message removes most of the back-and-forth.


Which GLP-1s are on TrumpRx — and what do they really cost?

TrumpRx lists the brand-name GLP-1s Wegovy (pill and pen), Ozempic, Zepbound, and the oral Foundayo, with cash prices advertised “as low as” about $149–$299/month. But that headline number is almost always the lowest starter dose during a short intro offer. Most people need a higher dose to keep losing weight, and that costs more — and intro offers expire.

Don't get caught by the dose-jump or the refill clock. The “$149” or “$199” you saw is usually a starter dose on a limited-time offer. As you move to a maintenance dose and the intro window closes, your cost rises, often into the $350–$500 range. On Zepbound's higher doses, the $449 price only holds if you refill within 45 days; miss that window and the price can climb to $499–$699 for that fill. Price your actual maintenance dose, and set a refill reminder, before you start.

Advertised “as low as” vs. real ongoing cost — verified June 2026. Confirm your exact dose on the live page; these change.

GLP-1 (brand)Maker → where TrumpRx sends youIntro priceOngoing price (after intro / higher doses)
Wegovy pen (injection)Novo → NovoCare / pharmacy coupon$199/mo for first 2 fills (0.25 / 0.5 mg) through 6/30/2026$349/mo (0.25–2.4 mg); $399/mo Wegovy HD 7.2 mg
Ozempic (injection)Novo → NovoCare / coupon$199/mo first 2 fills through 6/30/2026 — diabetes drug, not weight loss$349/mo (0.25–1 mg); $499/mo (2 mg)
Wegovy pill (oral)Novo → NovoCare / couponFrom $149/mo (1.5 mg & 4 mg, intro window)Up to $299/mo at the highest doses
Zepbound (vials or KwikPen)Lilly → LillyDirect$299/mo for 2.5 mg (starter)$399/mo (5 mg); $449/mo (7.5–15 mg) if refilled within 45 days
Zepbound — missed 45-day refillLilly → LillyDirect$499/mo (7.5 mg); $699/mo (10, 12.5, 15 mg)
Foundayo (oral, orforglipron)Lilly → LillyDirectFrom $149/mo (low dose)Up to $349/mo at the highest doses; lower price on higher doses also depends on the 45-day refill rule
Foundayo (orforglipron) is a newer oral GLP-1. FDA approved it for chronic weight management in adults with obesity on April 1, 2026.
Ozempic is FDA-approved for type 2 diabetes, not weight loss — it's sometimes prescribed off-label for weight. That's a different conversation with your clinician than Wegovy, Zepbound, or Foundayo.
Mounjaro is not currently listed on TrumpRx.

Can you use TrumpRx with insurance, Medicare, or Medicaid?

For the GLP-1 offers we checked, TrumpRx is a cash-pay (self-pay) path, not an insurance claim — and it specifically excludes people on Medicare, Medicaid, and other government programs. If you have private insurance that covers your GLP-1, check your copay first; your insured price might be lower.

PathCounts toward your deductible?Counts toward yearly out-of-pocket cap?Prior authorization needed?
TrumpRx cash priceNoNoNo (but you still need a prescription)
Your insurance (if it covers GLP-1s)YesYesOften yes
Medicare GLP-1 BridgeNo (runs outside Part D)NoYes — your provider files it

Private insurance

TrumpRx pages tell insured users to compare their copay first. To use a TrumpRx offer, you usually have to attest you're paying cash, not using insurance, and won't apply the spend to a deductible or out-of-pocket maximum. A cash price that looks cheaper today can cost you more over the year if you're trying to hit a deductible.

Medicare — the path most pages get wrong

TrumpRx's cash offers exclude Medicare, Medicaid, VA, TRICARE, and similar government programs. If you're on Medicare Part D, your path is the Medicare GLP-1 Bridge — starting July 1, 2026 with a $50/month copay for weight management. See full Medicare GLP-1 Bridge details →

Not sure whether your insurance beats the cash price? Ro's free GLP-1 Insurance Coverage Checker tells you what your plan will do before you pay anything — no charge, no commitment.

Run Ro's free GLP-1 coverage check → (sponsored affiliate link, opens in a new tab)(partner link)

When TrumpRx is the wrong path

Your situationWhy TrumpRx won't help — and what to do instead
You don't have a prescriptionTrumpRx can't prescribe. Start with your doctor or Ro / Sesame for a telehealth visit.
You're on MedicareThe cash offers exclude you. Check the Medicare GLP-1 Bridge ($50/month starting July 2026) instead.
Your insurance already covers the drugYour copay through insurance is often lower. Compare before going cash. With commercial insurance and a manufacturer savings card, Wegovy can be as little as $25/month through NovoCare.
You're trying to hit your deductibleTrumpRx cash purchases typically don't count toward your deductible or out-of-pocket max. Using insurance keeps those dollars working for you.
You want a compounded GLP-1TrumpRx doesn't list compounded medications. See our compounded GLP-1 guide — compounded drugs are not FDA-approved as finished products and are not the same thing.

What we verified — and what changes fast

What we verified — June 2026

  • TrumpRx requires a valid prescription for every listed drug, and it does not prescribe, dispense, or sell medicine. (TrumpRx FAQ; White House launch announcement, Feb 5, 2026)
  • The GLP-1 offers are cash-pay only and exclude Medicare, Medicaid, Medigap, VA, DoD, and TRICARE. (TrumpRx terms; Yahoo Finance, Feb 2026)
  • Cash purchases generally don't count toward your deductible or out-of-pocket maximum. (KFF; Solv Health, Apr 2026)
  • GLP-1 cash prices, dose tiers, and offer dates for Wegovy, Ozempic, Zepbound, and Foundayo. (TrumpRx product pages; LillyDirect Zepbound terms; NPR, May 2026)
  • Zepbound and Foundayo route through LillyDirect; Wegovy and Ozempic through NovoCare or a retail coupon. (U.S. News, Mar 2026; TrumpRx)
  • The Medicare GLP-1 Bridge starts July 1, 2026, with a $50/month copay for weight management, outside normal Part D. (CMS; NPR, May 2026)
  • Ro's cash GLP-1 prices, membership fee, and free insurance check; Sesame's program pricing and prior-auth help. (Ro and Sesame, 2026)

What changes fast — re-check before you act

  • Prices and intro offers. The Wegovy pen and Ozempic $199 first-two-fill offers run through June 30, 2026. Manufacturers can change, extend, or end these at any time.
  • The drug list. TrumpRx is adding more drugs over time; Mounjaro is not currently listed.
  • Your own numbers. Whether your insurance copay beats the cash price depends on your plan and clinician.

What's the fastest path for your situation?

Do you already have a prescription? Compare TrumpRx against your insurance. Don't have one? Start with your doctor or a licensed telehealth provider. The RX Index's Find My GLP-1 Path tool weighs your state, insurance, and preferred treatment path, then points you to the cheapest legit option with verified pricing.

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FAQ: TrumpRx prescriptions

Do you need a prescription for TrumpRx?

Yes. Every prescription drug listed on TrumpRx, including all the GLP-1s, requires a valid prescription from a licensed provider. The discount only applies once you have one.

Can TrumpRx write me a prescription?

No. TrumpRx is not a medical provider. It cannot evaluate you or prescribe anything. It only shows prices and sends you to a pharmacy or drugmaker to fill a prescription you already have.

Can I buy Wegovy or Zepbound on TrumpRx without a doctor?

No. Both still require a valid prescription. For Zepbound, TrumpRx points you to LillyDirect; for Wegovy, to NovoCare or a retail coupon -- but a clinician must write the prescription either way.

Can my doctor send the prescription directly to TrumpRx?

No, because TrumpRx is not a pharmacy. Your doctor sends it to a regular pharmacy for a coupon, or to the maker's pharmacy such as LillyDirect or NovoCare for a direct purchase.

Can you get TrumpRx prices at your local pharmacy?

Sometimes. The coupon-style offers for Wegovy pen, Wegovy pill, and Ozempic can be presented at a retail pharmacy that stocks the drug. Others, like Zepbound and Foundayo, route through LillyDirect instead. Call your pharmacy first to confirm they will process the coupon for your dose.

Can I use TrumpRx with insurance?

Generally no. The GLP-1 offers are cash-pay only and you often must attest you are not using insurance. If you have coverage, check your copay first because it may be cheaper than the cash price.

Do TrumpRx payments count toward my deductible?

Usually not. Because it is a cash transaction outside insurance, the spend typically does not count toward your deductible or out-of-pocket maximum.

Can people on Medicare or Medicaid use TrumpRx?

The self-pay savings exclude Medicare, Medicaid, VA, TRICARE, and similar programs. Medicare members should look at the Medicare GLP-1 Bridge, which starts July 1, 2026 with a $50 per month copay for weight management.

Is TrumpRx the same as LillyDirect or NovoCare?

No. TrumpRx is a price portal that may send you to LillyDirect for Zepbound and Foundayo, or to NovoCare for Wegovy and Ozempic. Those are the drugmakers' own pharmacy channels.

Is TrumpRx cheaper than insurance?

Sometimes, but not always. For uninsured cash-payers it can be a large discount. For people with GLP-1 coverage, an insured copay is often lower. Always compare both.

Does TrumpRx cover compounded GLP-1s?

No. TrumpRx lists FDA-approved brand-name GLP-1s. Compounded GLP-1s are a separate option and are not the same as FDA-approved medicines.

Is TrumpRx a scam?

No. It is a real federal government website with genuine manufacturer-negotiated cash prices. Whether it is your cheapest option depends on your insurance, drug, and dose.

What's the fastest way to get a prescription if I qualify?

Your own doctor, an obesity-medicine specialist, or a licensed telehealth provider like Ro or Sesame, which can do the visit and the prescription in one place. Ro's first-month fee is $39.

I'm not sure which path fits me. What should I do?

Use The RX Index's Find My GLP-1 Path tool. It matches you to a treatment path based on your state, insurance, and the drug you want — with verified pricing.


Still not sure which GLP-1 program is right for you?

Take our free 60-second matching quiz.

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Sources:

  1. TrumpRx.gov — FAQ and product pages: Ozempic, Wegovy pen, Wegovy pill, Zepbound, Foundayo (verified June 2026)
  2. The White House — TrumpRx launch announcement (Feb 5, 2026)
  3. KFF — “TrumpRx: What's the Value for Customers?”
  4. AJMC — TrumpRx launch coverage
  5. NPR — Medicare GLP-1 coverage and TrumpRx pricing (May 6, 2026)
  6. U.S. News / Dr. Gillian Goddard — paying for GLP-1s without insurance (Mar 24, 2026)
  7. Yahoo Finance — TrumpRx how it works and exclusions (Feb 26, 2026)
  8. Solv Health — TrumpRx everyday drug costs (Apr 1, 2026)
  9. Affinity Whole Health — LillyDirect, TrumpRx & NovoCare prices (Mar 10, 2026)
  10. FDA — Foundayo (orforglipron) approval; compounding Q&A
  11. CMS — Medicare GLP-1 Bridge
  12. LillyDirect — Zepbound full terms & conditions
  13. JAMA Network Open — no-prescription online semaglutide study (2024)
  14. Ro weight-loss pricing; Sesame weight-loss program (verified June 2026)

By The RX Index Editorial Team. We reviewed the TrumpRx.gov product pages and FAQ, the White House launch announcement, the LillyDirect and NovoCare sites, FDA prescribing information, CMS's Medicare GLP-1 Bridge pages, and dated reporting from multiple sources. We re-verify pricing monthly and policies quarterly. Affiliate links are labeled and never change our facts or recommendations. Published June 2026 · Last verified: June 2026. This article is for general information and is not medical advice; talk with a licensed clinician before starting any medication.

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