Vitamin A D - Petrolatum 0.76 g / g Ointment 72 Box

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NDC 1167777-0214-06
Product NDC67777-0214
Generic Drug NamePetrolatum
Brand NameVitamin A D
ManufacturerDynarex Corporation
Strength0.76 g / g
Dosage FormOintment
Drug TypeTopical
Package Quantity72 Box
Package Description72 BOX in 1 CASE (67777-214-06) / 1 TUBE in 1 BOX (67777-214-05) / 28.35 g in 1 TUBE (67777-214-04)
Active IngredientsPetrolatum
Marketing CategoryOTC MONOGRAPH DRUG

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NDC snapshot

Petrolatum 0.76 g / g Ointment is tracked under NDC 67777-0214-06 and rolls up into product family 67777-0214. Use this page to review package-level identifiers before comparing related family pages or starting a quote review.

  • Package configuration: 72 Box.
  • Manufacturer: Dynarex Corporation.
  • Dosage form: Ointment.
  • Family size: 3 indexed presentations.

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Vitamin A D - Petrolatum 0.76 g / g Ointment 72 Box, NDC 67777-0214-06, is a Dynarex Corporation 0.76 g / g ointment presentation packaged as 72 Box.

NDC search formats

  • Canonical NDC 11: 67777-0214-06
  • Digits-only NDC 11: 67777021406
  • Possible 10-digit display formats: 67777-214-06 (6777721406), 67777-0214-6 (6777702146)

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