By federal law, all prescription medications should have a unique identifying number that must appear on the label. This number is called the

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The National Drug Code (NDC) is a unique identifying number assigned to all prescription medications by the FDA. It consists of three parts: the labeler code, the product code, and the package code. The NDC appears on the medication label and is used for tracking and identifying medications within the healthcare system. The UPC and UDC are not specific to prescription medications and do not have the same regulatory requirements. The BN is a unique identifying number assigned to a specific batch of medication for tracking and recall purposes.

By Federal Law, All Prescription Medications Should Have a Unique