Dozens of drugs are now available at discounted prices on TrumpRx.gov, a government website that officially launched on Thursday.

The site currently features 43 drugs — including those that tackle weight loss, autoimmune issues, fertility, addiction, and high cholesterol — at discounted prices for anyone who has a prescription.

The discounted prices were negotiated by the Trump administration, and the number of offered drugs are expected to rise in the coming weeks and months.

Consumers can browse through the available drugs here, or view them below (as complied by CBS News):

Abrilada Pen (autoimmune) — TrumpRx price: $207.60 Airsupra (respiratory) — TrumpRx price: $201 Azulfidine Tabs (rheumatology) — TrumpRx price: $99.60 Azulfidine En Tabs (rheumatology) — TrumpRx price: $130.80 Bevespi (respiratory) — TrumpRx price: $51 Cetrotide (IVF) — TrumpRx price: $22.50 Chantix (smoking cessation) — TrumpRx price: $106.20 Cleocin (antibiotic) — TrumpRx price: $94.35 Colestid (cholesterol) — TrumpRx price: $127.91 Cortef (inflammation) — TrumpRx price: $45 Cytomel (thyroid) — TrumpRx price: $6 Diflucan (antifungal) — TrumpRx price: $14.06 Duavee (women’s health) — TrumpRx price: $30.30 Estring (women’s health) — TrumpRx price: $249 Eucrisa (dermatologic) — TrumpRx price: $158.48 Farxiga (diabetes, cardiovascular) — TrumpRx price: $181.59 Genotropin (human growth hormone) — TrumpRx price: $89.67 Gonal F (fertility) — TrumpRx price: $168 Insulin Lispro (high blood sugar) — TrumpRx price: $25 Levoxyl (hypothyroidism) — TrumpRx price: $35.10 Lopid (cholesterol) — TrumpRx price: $39.60 Medrol (inflammation) — TrumpRx price: $3.15 Ngenla (human growth hormone) — TrumpRx price: $2,217 Nicotrol (smoking cessation) — TrumpRx price: $271.16 Ovidrel (fertility) — TrumpRx price: $84 Ozempic Pen (diabetes, weight loss) — TrumpRx price: $199 Premarin (women’s health) — TrumpRx price: $99 Premarin Vaginal Cream (women’s health) — TrumpRx price: $236.65 Prempro (women’s health) — TrumpRx price: $98.84 Pristiq (antidepressant) — TrumpRx price: $200.10  Protonix (heartburn) — TrumpRx price: $200.10 Tikosyn (cardiovascular) — TrumpRx price: $336 Toviaz (bladder control) — TrumpRx price: $43.50 Vfend (antifungal) — TrumpRx price: $306.98 Viracept (antiviral) — TrumpRx price: $607.20 Wegovy (weight loss) — Pen TrumpRx price: $199 Wegovy Pill (weight loss) — TrumpRx price: $149 Xeljanz (rheumatology) — TrumpRx price: $1,518 Xigduo XR (diabetes) — TrumpRx price: $181.59 Zarontin (anticonvulsant) — TrumpRx price: $71.10 Zavzpret (migraine treatment) — TrumpRx price: $594.84 Zepbound (weight loss, sleep apnea) — TrumpRx price: $299 Zyvox (antibiotic) — TrumpRx price: $122.74

Currently, the drugs are for those buying out-of-pocket, as insurance is not accepted.

Trump announced his intention to lower prescription drug prices for Americans months ago. He’s repeatedly said that it’s “unacceptable” that Americans pay far more for drugs than other developed nations, arguing that these nations are being subsidized by the U.S.

Following through on his promise, Trump announced the official launch of TrumpRx on Thursday, as reported by The Daily Wire.

“For years, politicians from both parties have promised to bring down prescription drug prices and make health care more affordable, but they all failed. It was all words, as usual,” Trump said at the rollout. “But I’m actually getting it done; it is done, actually.”

Related: TrumpRx Officially Launches With Promise To Dramatically Cut Drug Costs For Americans

While Super Bowl LX will feature a sweeping display of U.S. airpower over Levi’s Stadium, Air Force officials confirmed Friday that F-22 Raptor fighters originally slated to participate were reassigned to operational missions as military demands intensified. The Raptors’ removal underscores the reality that the military aircraft showcased during major national events remain on active standby, even during the most-watched sporting event of the year.

The flyover will now include Air Force B-1 Lancer bombers and F-15C Eagle fighters alongside Navy F/A-18 Super Hornets and F-35C Lightning II jets. But careful observers noticed something unusual on the commemorative flight suit patch released ahead of the event: a silhouette of the F-22 still appears.

According to the Department of the Air Force, that inclusion reflects earlier planning, not a last-minute error. Katie Spencer, the Air Force’s Sports Outreach Program manager, said planners initially sought to showcase fifth-generation fighters from both the Air Force and Navy, pairing the F-22 with the Navy’s F-35C. That plan changed as real-world requirements intervened.

“Operational tempo has increased,” Spencer said, explaining that the Raptors were reassigned to active missions before final approval of the flyover.

While officials declined to provide specifics, the decision comes amid heightened U.S. military activity across multiple theaters. American aircraft have conducted recent strikes against ISIS targets in Syria, and F-22s played a critical role last year in Operation Midnight Hammer, the B-2 bomber-led campaign against Iranian nuclear facilities. The F-22 also participated in Operation Absolute Resolve in Venezuela, establishing U.S. dominance in the airspace over Caracas.

Even without the Raptors, Sunday’s flyover is designed to project both scale and symbolism. The B-1 Lancer, a long-range bomber capable of delivering massive conventional firepower, will lead the formation, flanked by fighters representing multiple generations of U.S. air dominance.

F-15C Eagles from California’s Fresno Air National Guard Base were added late in the planning process to complete the formation, filling the gap left by the F-22s. Planners said the choice reflects the broader theme of the event: marking the nation’s upcoming 250th anniversary with a display that blends heritage, readiness, and modern capability.

Officials also emphasized that Super Bowl flyovers do not require additional taxpayer funding. The flights are conducted as part of scheduled training, allowing aircrews to practice precise timing, coordination, and maintenance recovery under real-world conditions.

“These flyovers serve as time-over-target training,” Spencer said, noting that the same proficiency displayed during major combat operations is built through exercises like Sunday’s formation flight.

On the field, a joint color guard from the Military District of Washington, drawing members from every branch of the armed forces, will render ceremonial honors before kickoff. With Levi’s Stadium’s open-air design allowing for a larger-than-normal formation, officials said fans can expect a visceral experience, despite the omission of the fifth-generation fighter.

“They’re going to hear something special,” Spencer said. “They’re going to feel it.”

The Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots face off Sunday at 6:30 p.m. ET.