What’s the Vyvanse NDC (National Drug Code)?
“Vyvanse” is a brand of lisdexamfetamine (a stimulant). An NDC is specific to the exact product configuration (strength and dosage form). To give the correct Vyvanse NDC, I need which Vyvanse product you mean—typically the strength (e.g., 10 mg, 20 mg, 30 mg, 40 mg, 50 mg, 60 mg) and whether it’s capsules or chewable tablets (some generics/variations also differ).
If you tell me the strength and dosage form (or paste the NDC you’re seeing), I can pinpoint the exact NDC match.
How do I find the right Vyvanse NDC for the strength I need?
Look for the NDC printed on the specific bottle/box labeling, then confirm the strength and dosage form match what you’re trying to identify. NDCs change when the strength or form changes, even if the brand name stays the same.
What NDCs are usually used for Vyvanse?
Vyvanse NDCs typically vary by:
- Strength (mg)
- Dosage form (capsules versus chewable tablets, when applicable)
- Manufacturer (some products may be supplied by different labelers)
If you share the strength/dosage form, I’ll narrow it to the right one.
Is there an NDC for generic lisdexamfetamine or only Vyvanse?
Generic lisdexamfetamine products have their own NDCs, which may differ from Vyvanse’s NDCs even though the active ingredient is the same. If you’re trying to match billing or dispensing records, the NDC must match the exact labeled product.
Quick check: what exact Vyvanse are you asking about?
Reply with one of these and I’ll give the corresponding NDC:
- “Vyvanse ___ mg capsules” (strength)
- “Vyvanse ___ mg chewable tablets” (strength)
- Or paste the label text you have (including any digits near “NDC”).