No Pharma Money

Drugs Don’t Work If People Can’t Afford Them

Our vision is simple

Every person in the United States can get the prescription drugs they need at prices they can afford.

For too long, drug companies have shaped the system in their favor while patients pay the price.

We empower and mobilize patients and allies, hold accountable those in power, and fight to shape and achieve system-changing policies that make prescription drugs affordable for all. We are independent, bipartisan, and do not accept contributions from any organization that profits from the development or distribution of prescription drugs.

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Current Campaign · The ETHIC Act

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Help build support for the bipartisan ETHIC Act, which would help bring lower-cost generic medicines to patients sooner.

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Jackie Trapp, a multiple myeloma patient from Muskego, Wisconsin

“My out-of-pocket drug costs for my multiple myeloma treatment could be as much as $21,000 a year. My energy to fight my cancer was diverted to finding ways to pay for my prescriptions.”

Jackie Trapp Muskego, Wisconsin

Millions of Americans struggle to afford the medications they need. We organize patients to change the policies that keep prices high.

Add Your Voice Share Your Story The most powerful advocates are the people living with the consequences of high prices every day. Your experience can help drive the fight for lower drug prices. Share Your Story
Our Impact

When patients organize, change happens

$2,000

Since 2025, for the first time, there's an annual cap on Medicare prescription drug costs

$35
Monthly insulin cap

Patients on Medicare pay no more than $35 a month for insulin since 2023.

1st
Drug price negotiation

The first negotiated prices under Medicare took effect in 2026.

$0
Free recommended vaccines

Recommended vaccines are free for patients on Medicare since 2023.

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