Start free with CodeRx Open, then move to Enterprise when you need the full database, weekly updates, and advanced analytics.
A yearly snapshot of the essentials, so you can prototype and evaluate the data before you talk to us.
The full CodeRx Drug Database — every table, every column, refreshed weekly on CodeRx AWS S3 for you to pull.
CodeRx Open is a single yearly snapshot and will drift out of date between releases. Enterprise refreshes every week as upstream sources publish, with dated S3 snapshots so you can reproduce past results.
Open includes community support in the CodeRx Slack. Enterprise adds a direct line to our team with dedicated response.
Open includes currently marketed, prescribable products only, with a limited set of columns. Enterprise includes the full drug history — obsolete, unapproved, and non-prescribable products — and every documented column.
Open maps NDCs to the prescribable drugs in the snapshot, with a limited column set. Enterprise includes every package: NDC11, NDC10, and NDC9 formats, marketing dates, labeler, application number, DEA schedule, and more.
Open includes a limited classification subset so you can group products therapeutically. Enterprise includes every classification scheme and the full class-to-drug mapping.
Active ingredients with structured strength detail, precise ingredient classifications, and multi-ingredient product components. Also includes inactive ingredients (excipients), with gluten, dye, and preservative flags plus standardized UNII identifiers.
Dose form and dose unit data for how a product is administered — tablets, capsules, injections, and the crosswalks needed for clinical and e-prescribing workflows.
Acquisition cost and Medicare Part B reimbursement, current and historical: NADAC cost per unit with price-change history, CMS ASP pricing for HCPCS J-codes, and quarterly ASP history.
Medicare Part D plan data for formulary and reimbursement analysis — formularies, tiers, and reimbursement detail.
Package dimensions derived from FDA packaging components: outermost and innermost packaging units, total product quantity across nested components, unit of use, unit dose, and inner-outer NDCs.
DailyMed label images mapped to the NDCs they belong to, with direct image URLs, links back to the DailyMed SPL, and deduplication across SPL sources.
Active FDA Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategy programs, resolved to products — including approved version and goals, package-level NDC mappings, and RxNorm drug mappings per program.
What a drug may treat or prevent, coded for analytics: MeSH and ICD-10-CM condition codes, may_treat and may_prevent relationships, linked to RxNorm clinical products.
Handling requirements for products that cannot sit on an ordinary shelf: cold storage requirements, special handling requirements, and product-level detail.
NCPDP/NCIt crosswalks for interoperability and prescription workflows: one representative NDC per drug product, dose form and dose unit crosswalks, and DEA schedule terminology mappings.
CodeRx Open is refreshed once a year, so it will drift out of date between releases. Enterprise is refreshed weekly and delivered to AWS S3 in CSV and Parquet with complete documentation.
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