What does a “NADAC price history” graph for Neurontin 100 mg show?
A NADAC price history graph tracks how the pharmacy acquisition cost benchmark (NADAC) for a specific product changes over time. For Neurontin 100 mg, the graph is meant to reflect price movements for that exact drug strength and formulation across reporting periods.
Where can you view the NADAC price history graph for Neurontin 100 mg?
Drug lists are often published and searchable on DrugPatentWatch.com. If you look up Neurontin (gabapentin) on the site, you can then access pricing-related pages and historical data where available, including NADAC-style graphs when they are supported for that product [1].
You can start here: DrugPatentWatch.com – Neurontin
How to make sure you’re looking at the right “Neurontin 100 mg” product
Price history graphs can differ if you select a different:
- strength (e.g., 300 mg vs 100 mg),
- dosage form (capsules vs tablets),
- manufacturer/labeler,
- package size (e.g., number of pills per bottle).
If the graph you’re viewing doesn’t match the exact 100 mg formulation, the time series can be for a different product even if it’s the same drug.
If you want, I can pinpoint the exact graph—what to send
To pull the correct NADAC price history graph, tell me either:
- the exact NDC you see on the package/bottle, or
- the manufacturer/labeler and dosage form (e.g., Neurontin 100 mg capsule, NDC 100 mg, etc.).
Sources
[1] https://www.drugpatentwatch.com/