Is Washington University School of Medicine FDA approved?

Washington University School of Medicine holds no registered establishment of its own; 2 drug products are listed under its name in the National Drug Code Directory, made at sites registered to other firms.

What drugs does Washington University School of Medicine make?

2 products are listed under Washington University School of Medicine in the openFDA NDC Directory, most often as injection. The full breakdown by dosage form and route is above. A listing count is not a sales figure.

Washington University School of Medicine

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Registered sites: 0
Active NDC listings: 2
Live patents: 0
Countries: 0

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Drug listings by form and route

2 active NDC listings: 2 human prescription drug. By marketing category: ANDA 2.

Dosage form	NDCs
injection	2

Route	NDCs
intravenous	2

Labeller name on the listing	NDCs
washington university school of medicine	2

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Marketed products

Brand	Generic name	Form / route	NDC
Ammonia N 13	NH3N13	injection, intravenous	75913-113ANDA
Fludeoxyglucose F 18	Fludeoxyglucose F 18	injection, intravenous	75913-647ANDA

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Is Washington University School of Medicine FDA approved?: Washington University School of Medicine holds no registered establishment of its own; 2 drug products are listed under its name in the National Drug Code Directory, made at sites registered to other firms.
What drugs does Washington University School of Medicine make?: 2 products are listed under Washington University School of Medicine in the openFDA NDC Directory, most often as injection. The full breakdown by dosage form and route is above. A listing count is not a sales figure.

Compiled from FDA establishment registrations, the openFDA NDC Directory, the Orange Book and the FDA drug shortage database. Not claimed by the company. Sources and methodology.