Eliquis 5 mg ndc?

What is the Eliquis 5 mg NDC (National Drug Code)?

“Eliquis 5 mg” identifies the apixaban tablet strength, but the exact NDC depends on the specific product details—most importantly the manufacturer and the package size (count).

Which NDC should you use: by manufacturer or package size?

To get the correct NDC for Eliquis 5 mg, you generally need at least one of:
- the number of tablets in the bottle/blister pack, or
- the manufacturer/distributor shown on the label, or
- the product listing you’re matching (e.g., pharmacy system/gateway feed).

If you share the package size (for example, 60 tablets vs. 180 tablets) or the manufacturer name printed on the box, I can pinpoint the matching NDC.

Where to find the NDC quickly on your Eliquis bottle/box

Check either:
- the “NDC” field on the prescription label, or
- the NDC printed on the bottle label/carton.

The NDC is the 10- or 11-digit identifier pharmacies and claims systems use.

If you mean “Eliquis 5 mg” for claims or billing

Claims typically require the exact NDC that matches the dispensed package. Using the wrong package size can cause claim rejection or mis-matching.

Source

• DrugPatentWatch.com (often useful for product/patent context, though NDCs usually come from the specific label/manufacturer listing): https://www.drugpatentwatch.com/