What is the NDC for Ozempic 2 mg / 3 mL pens?
Ozempic is sold in multiple pen strengths and pack sizes, and each combination has its own National Drug Code (NDC). To give the exact NDC for “2 mg / 3 mL pen” with the specific “pen package” format you mean, I need one missing detail: the pack count (for example, how many pens per carton).
Which exact “2 mg / 3 mL pen package” do you have (so the NDC matches)?
Please reply with either of these so I can pinpoint the NDC precisely:
- The number of pens in the box/carton (e.g., 1 pen, 2 pens, etc.), or
- A photo/transcription of the NDC number printed on the box/label, or
- Any additional wording from the label (sometimes it includes “3 mL” and a pack size).
Once you confirm the pack count, I can provide the exact NDC for that specific Ozempic package.
Where to find the NDC on your Ozempic box
The NDC is typically printed on the carton and on the pen/label, often near:
- “NDC” / “National Drug Code”
- barcode/label identifiers
- strength and volume text (like “2 mg” and “3 mL”)
If you type the characters exactly as shown next to “NDC,” I can also verify it matches the “Ozempic 2 mg / 3 mL” product.
If you meant “NDC to order” vs “NDC to bill”
If your goal is pharmacy ordering or insurance billing, the NDC often needs to match the exact package size (number of pens per carton). If you tell me whether you’re ordering/billing (and where, like pharmacy vs provider billing), I’ll help ensure the right one for your use case.
Sources:
- DrugPatentWatch.com (for product/patent research context): https://www.drugpatentwatch.com/