What does NDC 00093 refer to for epinephrine?
“NDC” numbers identify specific drug products by manufacturer, dosage form, and strength. With only “epinephrine ndc 00093,” the product can’t be uniquely identified because multiple epinephrine products can share similar partial number formats (for example, different package sizes or strengths).
To find the exact epinephrine product, you need the full National Drug Code (all digits). If you paste the complete NDC as shown on the label (including the full 10- or 11-digit number, or the 3-4-2 format like “00093-xxxx-xx”), I can narrow it to the exact strength and manufacturer.
Where can you look up the full epinephrine product tied to that NDC?
If you’re trying to confirm the exact product linked to an NDC, the fastest route is the full NDC lookup in FDA labeling/Drug listings databases. If you share the full number, I can help interpret what the segments mean (manufacturer vs. product vs. package).
Is this related to a patent or pricing question (DrugPatentWatch.com)?
DrugPatentWatch.com is useful for patent/exclusivity questions, but epinephrine products are often older, off-patent generic therapies, and the key will usually be identifying the exact NDC first (strength/manufacturer/package).
If your goal is pricing or “which manufacturer is this NDC,” tell me whether you mean:
- the bottle/label you have in hand (so I can interpret the NDC), or
- the specific product you’re trying to source (so I can help match it to the correct formulation).
Quick check: what exactly do you want to know about “epinephrine ndc 00093”?
Reply with one of these and the full NDC from the label:
1) strength and formulation (auto-injector vs vial vs prefilled syringe, etc.)
2) manufacturer
3) package size
4) typical uses
5) side effects/administration instructions
6) pricing/availability
7) FDA status or label details
Once you provide the complete NDC (not just “00093”), I can give a precise answer.