Important: to help other members, please add your NDC numbers to the thread if your meds/ equipment are not listed here!
What are NDC numbers?
NDC numbers, in the US, are universal numbers that can be given are a unique reference for a specific medicine or piece of equipment. Many of us have run into difficulties ordering diabetes gear that doctors or pharmacists erroneously reference or identify.
List of NDC numbers:
Item:
Description:
Quantity/Amount:
NDC Number:
Rapid Insulins
Apidra
rapid insulin, vial
10ml Vial
0088-2500-33
Humalog
rapid insulin, vial
10ml Vial
0002-7510-01
NovoLog
rapid insulin, vial
10ml Vial
0169-7501-11
Inhalable Insulin
Afreza
4-unit cartridges
90 x 4-unit Cartridges
47918-874-90
Afreza
4-unit & 8-unit cartridges
90 x 4-unit, 90 x 8-unit Cartridges
47918-880-18
Afreza
4-unit, 8-unit, & 12-unit cartridges
60 x 4-unit, 60 x 8-unit, 60 x 12-unit Cartridges
47918-902-18
Afreza
8-unit cartridges
90 x 8-unit Cartridges
47918-878-90
Afreza
12-unit cartridges
90 x 12-unit Cartridges
47918-891-90
Afreza
4-unit cartridges
30 x 4-unit Cartridges
47918-873-30
Afreza
8-unit cartridges
30 x 8-unit Cartridges
47918-877-30
Basal Insulins
Lantus
basal insulin, vial
10ml Vial
0088-2220-33
Levemir
basal insulin, vial
10ml Vial
0169-3687-12
Humilin N (NPH by Lilly)
basal insulin, vial
10ml Vial
0002-8315-01
Rapid Insulin Pens
NovoPen Echo
Refillable NovoLog pen with last dose record, 1/2 unit dosing
Pen
169185459
NovoPen Echo Cartridges
NovoLog cartridges for non-disposable EchoPen
3ml cartridges
0169-3303-12
Humalog KwikPen
Disposable pen with Humalog (whole units only)
3ml Pen
0002-8799-01
Humalog KwikPen Junior
Disposable 1/2 unit pen with Humalog
3ml Pen
0002-7714-01
NovoLog FlexPen
Disposable pen with NovoLog (whole units only)
3ml Pen
0169-6339-10
Humalog Luxura HD Pen
Refillable Humalog pen with 1/2 unit dosing
Pen
0002-9673-01
Humalog Pen Cartridges
Humalog cartridges for non-disposable pen
3ml Cartridge (for Luxura Pen)
0002-7516-59
Basal Insulin Pens
Levemir FlexTouch
Disposable pen with Levemir (whole units only)
3ml Pen
0169-6438-10
Tresiba FlexTouch
Disposable pen with Levemir (whole units only)
3ml Pen
0169-2660-15
Tresiba FlexTouch U-200
basal insulin, U-200, disposable pen
3ml Pen
0169-2550-97
Fiasp FlexTouch
Disposable pen with Fiasp (whole units only)
3ml
0169-3204-15
Toujeo SoloStar
Disposable pen with Toujeo
1.5 ml
0024-5869-03
Syringes
BD Syringe, 1/2 unit marking
8mm length x 31 gauge, 3/10 ml syringe with 1/2 markings
08290-3284-40
Pen Needles
BD Pen Needle
8mm length x 31 gauge
08290-3201-09
BD Pen Needle
12.7mm length x 29 gauge
08290-3208-80
Novofine Plus Pen Needle
4mm length x 32 gauge
0169-1855-50
CGM’s
Dexcom G5 Mobile Receiver Kit Black
1
08627-0080-11
Dexcom G5 Mobile Receiver Kit Pink
1
08627-0080-21
Dexcom G5 Mobile Receiver Kit Blue
1
08627-0080-31
Dexcom G5 Mobile Transmitter Kit
1
08627-0014-01
Dexcom G5 Mobile Sensor Pack
4
08627-0051-04
Dexcom G6 Receiver
Retail
1
08627-0091-11
Dexcom G6 Transmitter
Retail
1
08627-0016-01
Dexcom G6 Sensor 3-Pack
Retail
3
08627-0053-03
Amylins / Sulfonylureas
Symlinpen 60
Pramlintide Acetate disposable pens (in genl for T1Ds)
2
0310-6615-02
Symlinpen 120
Pramlintide Acetate disposable pens (in genl for T2Ds)
2
0310-6627
Have more NDC info?
If you have meds or equipment that are not in the list, can you share the NDC number for it with us below in the thread? Please don’t forget to include the name, additional identifying information if any (such as, for instance, syrup vs. pill) and quantity.
Need more NDC info?
If you want the NDC number for specific meds that are not listed here, please ask the question at the end of this thread! Hopefully, one of us will have the information at hand.
Verify before getting.
Before you request a prescription by NDC, always verify the NDC is correct for what you want by looking it up here: https://ndclist.com/
I made this a pinned topic until October 31. Anyone can unpin it from their own screen: I think it is enough to read the whole thread.
Any level3 may edit this wiki. But, if you want to add meds to the list and are not sure of how to edit the list, just add your info to the end of the thread, and someone will edit the wiki.
Feel free to propose (or directly change) the wiki as needed for more information or clarity
First of all, NDC is “National Drug Code”. So referring to it as the NDC Code is like saying “National Drug Code Code”.
(Like from the Department of Redundancy Department. )
Anyway, I changed it to NDC number in a bunch of places.
Also, adding a reminder for everyone to verify their codes by checking them here: https://ndclist.com/
I put some blank lines between various types of meds.
Maybe would be good to have one person modifying the list to maintain consistency and avoid duplicate entries?
SYMLIN is an injectable prescription medicine used to treat adults with type 1 and type 2 diabetes to control blood sugar. SYMLIN is used when your mealtime insulin dose has not controlled your blood sugar well enough.
It is not known if SYMLIN is safe and effective in children.
Quantity/Amount - Type 1: Two disposable multidose pen-injectors pramlintide acetate 1000 mcg/mL, 1.5 mL
15, 30, 45, 60 mcg dose
Test strips maybe? I feel like these can be easy to screw up, I know I’ve had a previous endo write me a script for “Contour” strips when I needed “Contour Next” strips
Yes that would be helpful, but I will tell you that there are at least 12 bajillion of those. So there would be some serious effort to put them all together.
Yes. I put it in its own section, but I figure we should probably create subsection titles as well to make things clear: insulin short acting, insulin med or long acting, other meds, supplies, equipment. Possibly more detailed if it gets crowded.
It would be great to have a test strips section too.
There are two types of Symlin one for Type 1 and another for Type 2. The difference is in the dosing and they each have their own NDC number. The one listed (quoted above) is for Type 1; I believe the other is for Type 2, at the higher dose (shown below). It can been seen here:
0310-6627 Symlinpen Pramlintide Acetate Injection Subcutaneous Astrazeneca Pharmaceuticals Lp Human Prescription Drug
@Tapestry, is it correct that you are using the Symlinpen 60? I think the NDC number you gave earlier is specifically for the Symlinpen 60. I am guessing the other one is for the Symlinpen 120?
Here is a link that has links to the instructions for both pens:
Yes, I had used Symlin 60 (for a few years) and I had the number from some unused supplies. I’m no longer using Symlin, but I have a few boxes left, so I was able to get the NDC number.
Yes, I believe you are correct, the other pen is Symlin 120 and has a different dosing structure.
I was looking for @BradP the NDC for OmniPod pods (non Dash), but it isn’t showing here (neither Dash or non-Dash are showing). I did find it for both the PDM and Pods on this website:
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