Look up a drug by its National Drug Code and see the FDA directory record as the label a pharmacy would print. Lookups go from your PC straight to openFDA, the FDA's public API; nothing passes through our server. Where do I find the NDC? On the package: the letters "NDC" followed by the digits, usually next to the barcode. On a pharmacy label: printed with the drug name and quantity. On a claim or EOB line: the 11-digit code beside the drug name. Type the code the way it is printed, hyphens or not. Three boxes, labeler, product and package, snap into its shape as you type: 4-4-2, 5-3-2 or 5-4-1. A shape no NDC comes in turns red before you search. Payers want the 11-digit billing form, 5-4-2. NDC Lookup adds the zero to the short segment, shows where it went, and gives you the billing code to copy with or without hyphens. Ten bare digits could be any of three shapes: all three are asked at once and the directory decides; if two products match, you choose. What the label shows: • Brand and generic name, strength, dosage form and route • The package, the labeler, the application number and marketing category • The DEA schedule, Rx only or OTC, and the marketing dates • A UPC-A barcode for the package and every billing format with Copy • A product code without its package lists every package Repackagers. A drug relabeled by a repackager is stamped with the original labeler's product code, from the FDA's own label data. Convert a list. Paste up to 10 codes and each comes back in 11-digit form with the drug, strength and package, the ones that need a look first. Pro converts whole claims from CSV or Excel, up to 5,000 codes a run, and saves the result as CSV with your columns kept; it is a one-time purchase bought on our website, windows.caoinvestment.com, and activated with a license key in Settings. Refunds within 14 days. No account and no ads. Data provided by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (open.fda.gov). A lookup of public FDA data. Not medical, pharmacy, billing or legal advice. Listing in the NDC Directory does not mean FDA approval or payer coverage. Not affiliated with the FDA, openFDA or any government agency.
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