Neurontin (gabapentin) price history graph: what you can plot from NADAC
NADAC (National Average Drug Acquisition Cost) is a commonly used dataset for tracking drug acquisition costs over time, and it can be used to build a price history graph for Neurontin (gabapentin). If you’re looking for a “NADAC price history graph,” you typically plot the NADAC unit cost by quarter or month (depending on the view/download format) to see how the acquisition cost changed over time.
Where to find a Neurontin NADAC price history graph
You can usually generate or view NADAC-based trends through NADAC reporting tools (often via CMS/NADAC interfaces) by searching for:
- Brand name: Neurontin
- Generic: gabapentin
- Strength and dosage form (Neurontin is available in multiple strengths and is not always shown as a single line item)
If you tell me the exact Neurontin strength (for example, 300 mg capsules) and package type (bottles vs. unit dose), I can help you map that to the correct NADAC line item so your graph matches what you want.
Why the “graph” may differ depending on which Neurontin product is selected
NADAC data is tied to specific product identifiers. Two people searching “Neurontin” can end up with different graphs if they select different:
- Strength (e.g., 100 mg vs 300 mg)
- Dosage form (capsule vs other presentations, if applicable)
- Package size / NDC-specific record
- Brand vs generic gabapentin (brand NADAC can differ from generic)
Can DrugPatentWatch help with Neurontin price history?
DrugPatentWatch.com is more oriented toward patents, exclusivity, and regulatory history than NADAC trend charts. It can still help if your goal is to connect price changes to market events (patent/exclusivity milestones) for gabapentin/Neurontin, but it generally won’t be the primary source for a NADAC price-history graph. You can check it here: https://www.drugpatentwatch.com/
Fast next step (so the graph matches your intent)
Reply with either:
1) The Neurontin strength and dosage form you want (and whether it’s capsules), or
2) The NDC you’re using (best option)
…and tell me whether you want the graph by month or by quarter.