Historical record - last NADAC effective date: 10/18/2023

This NDC is on FDA's drug shortage list (posted Oct 12, 2022)

Reported reason: Shortage of an active ingredient

Product Information

DEXTROAMP-AMPHETAM 12.5 MG TAB is a generic product labeled by Granules Pharmaceuticals Inc., priced at $0.5223 per EA under NDC 70010011401. Its NADAC has been published 14 times since Aug 9, 2023.

FDA first approved this application on Dec 28, 2021. Its Orange Book therapeutic-equivalence code is AB — FDA rates it therapeutically equivalent to (substitutable for) its reference product.

The High Outlier badge above means this manufacturer's average price in the Dextroamphetamine Saccharate, Amphetamine Aspartate, Dextroamphetamine Sulfate and Amphetamine Sulfate market falls above Q3 + 1.5·IQR across all competing manufacturers. We only apply this flag in markets with four or more competitors. Full definition: glossary → outlier.

High Outlier
DEA Schedule CII

Strength

3.125; 3.125; 3.125; 3.125 mg/1; mg/1; mg/1; mg/1

NDC

70010011401

Classification

Generic

Dosage Form

TABLET

Route

ORAL

Effective Date

10/18/2023

Approval Type

Generic (ANDA)

FDA Application

ANDA215771

FDA Approved

12/28/2021

TE Code

AB

On Market Since

3/28/2023

Pharmacological Classes

Central Nervous System Stimulant
Central Nervous System Stimulant
Central Nervous System Stimulant
Central Nervous System Stimulant
Central Nervous System Stimulation
Central Nervous System Stimulation
Central Nervous System Stimulation
Central Nervous System Stimulation

Price Statistics

The NADAC for DEXTROAMP-AMPHETAM 12.5 MG TAB has been published 14 times since Aug 9, 2023, and over the history we have for it it has declined 14.7%. The table below summarizes its recorded NADAC range and movement.

Current price$0.5223 per EA
All-time high$0.6121 (Aug 16, 2023)
All-time low$0.5223 (Oct 18, 2023)
Median price$0.5319
Average price$0.5406
Largest weekly change-13.1% (Aug 23, 2023)
Weeks tracked14
Tracking sinceAug 9, 2023

Price History

1W

N/A

1M

N/A

3M

N/A

6M

N/A

1Y

N/A

3Y

-14.7%

5Y

N/A

All

-14.7%

Last surveyed Nov 8, 2023 — this NDC no longer appears in the current weekly NADAC file.

Generic Alternatives

The matcher finds 3 manufacturers offering a NADAC-published product with this drug's active ingredient and strength in a comparable dosage form (cheapest from each manufacturer, up to 10 shown below). Switching to the cheapest would cut per-unit acquisition cost by roughly 34% at current NADAC. These are candidates to verify clinically, not guaranteed substitutes — see our generic drug prices guide.

Frequently asked questions

What is the NADAC price of DEXTROAMP-AMPHETAM 12.5 MG TAB?

The current National Average Drug Acquisition Cost (NADAC) for DEXTROAMP-AMPHETAM 12.5 MG TAB, manufactured by Granules Pharmaceuticals Inc., is $0.5223 per EA (NDC 70010011401), effective Nov 8, 2023.

How has the price of DEXTROAMP-AMPHETAM 12.5 MG TAB changed over time?

Over the history we have for it, the NADAC for DEXTROAMP-AMPHETAM 12.5 MG TAB has declined 14.7%. It has been tracked across 14 weekly CMS publications since Aug 9, 2023.

What are the highest and lowest recorded NADAC prices for DEXTROAMP-AMPHETAM 12.5 MG TAB?

Since Aug 9, 2023, the NADAC for DEXTROAMP-AMPHETAM 12.5 MG TAB has ranged from a low of $0.5223 (Oct 18, 2023) to a high of $0.6121 (Aug 16, 2023), with a median of $0.5319 per EA.

Are there cheaper alternatives to DEXTROAMP-AMPHETAM 12.5 MG TAB?

Yes. 3 manufacturers publish a NADAC-priced product with the same active ingredient and strength in a comparable dosage form. The lowest-priced option, DEXTROAMP-AMPHETAM 12.5 MG TAB, is $0.3445 per EA — about 34% below DEXTROAMP-AMPHETAM 12.5 MG TAB.

Who manufactures DEXTROAMP-AMPHETAM 12.5 MG TAB?

DEXTROAMP-AMPHETAM 12.5 MG TAB (NDC 70010011401) is labeled by Granules Pharmaceuticals Inc., and CMS classifies it as a generic product.

Is DEXTROAMP-AMPHETAM 12.5 MG TAB in shortage?

Yes — NDC 70010011401 is currently listed in FDA's drug shortage database (posted Oct 12, 2022). Reported reason: Shortage of an active ingredient.