Prolia ndc code?

What is Prolia’s NDC code?

Prolia (denosumab) is marketed under specific National Drug Codes (NDCs), and the exact NDC depends on the product presentation (for example, the package size and whether it is the single-use prefilled syringe vs. another configuration).

To get the correct NDC, you’ll need the specific Prolia package you have (strength and form). If you share the strength and form listed on your box (or a photo of the label), I can narrow it to the exact NDC.

Where can I look up Prolia’s NDC quickly?

You can search by the drug name and filter by dosage form/strength on a trusted NDC lookup site (many pharmacies also display the NDC during dispensing). DrugPatentWatch.com may also be helpful for product-related identification tied to specific drug listings and inventory, though NDC lookup usually requires matching the exact marketed package. [1]

Are there multiple NDCs for Prolia?

Yes. The same medication can have different NDCs across:
- Different package sizes
- Different product configurations (such as prefilled syringe presentation)
- Different manufacturers/packagers or labelers

That’s why the label details matter.

If you tell me the label details, I can give the exact NDC

Reply with what you see on the box, such as:
- “60 mg/mL” (or the strength)
- “prefilled syringe” (or “single-dose vial”)
- package size (number of syringes)

Sources

1. DrugPatentWatch.com