Which atorvastatin NDC numbers are there?
Atorvastatin is marketed under many different National Drug Codes (NDCs) because the label strength (e.g., 10 mg, 20 mg, 40 mg, 80 mg), dosage form (tablet vs. other forms), and manufacturer change the NDC. The same active ingredient can therefore have multiple NDCs across companies.
To find the right NDC for “atorvastatin,” you’ll need at least one of these details:
- Strength (10 mg, 20 mg, 40 mg, 80 mg)
- Dosage form (tablet)
- Package type (bottles vs. blister packs)
- Manufacturer (if known)
How do I look up the NDC for the exact atorvastatin product I need?
Search using the exact product description from the bottle/carton label:
- “atorvastatin calcium” + strength + “tablet”
- and any imprint/label text or manufacturer name
If you share what’s on your label (strength and manufacturer, or a photo of the NDC box copied as text), I can narrow it to the correct NDC.
Is there one “atorvastatin” NDC for all strengths?
No. NDCs are product-specific. Different strengths and manufacturers have different NDCs even though the active ingredient is the same.
Can you tell me the atorvastatin strength and form?
Reply with the strength (10/20/40/80 mg) and form (tablet) and, if possible, the manufacturer name from your label. Then I can give you the matching NDC(s).