Live data · NADAC + Part D CY24 · reviewed daily

Dipyridamole

Platelet Aggregation Inhibitor class · 8 generic manufacturers · 17 ANDAs filed at FDA.

First FDA approval1996-10-18
Generic availableYes · 8 mfrs
Shortage statusNone
340B exposureunknown
Last updated
NADAC: weekly (every Wed)Part D Formulary: quarterlyPart D Spend: annual (CY24)Orange Book: weeklyShortages: daily
At a glance · the numbers a plan sponsor wants on screen one

$1.8M in CY2024 Part D spend17K claims · 5K beneficiaries · 329 plans surveyed

Lowest NADAC
$0.136/unit
12 NDCs benchmarked, lowest of all strengths.
Average NADAC
$0.243
Across all dosage forms in distribution.
Highest NADAC
$0.357
Range is tight.
Plans with PA
309 / 329
Limited PA friction.

Questions a plan sponsor actually asks.

FAQPage schema8 entries indexed · 4 visible
What is Dipyridamole used for?

Dipyridamole is tracked in Medicare Part D. Specific indication information is not available in our current dataset.

Is there a generic for Dipyridamole?

Yes. 17 ANDAs filed at FDA, 8 generic manufacturers currently shipping.

How much does my plan pay for Dipyridamole?

Across 329 Part D plans, Dipyridamole averages $0.243/unit (NADAC). Lowest available: $0.136/unit. Highest in distribution: $0.357/unit.

Is Dipyridamole on the FDA shortage list?

No. Dipyridamole is not currently on the FDA Drug Shortage Database.

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Last refresh15 Oct 2026

Drug identity, dosage forms, brand names: openFDA NDC Directory · First approval, ANDA history: FDA Orange Book (10 approvals on file) · NADAC unit costs: CMS NADAC weekly file (12 NDCs benchmarked) · Formulary tier and PA placement: CMS Part D Formulary file (329 plans) · Annualized spend, claims, beneficiaries: CMS Part D Spending Dashboard (CY2024) · Shortage status: FDA Drug Shortage Database · 340B exposure: HRSA OPAIS. Methodology and reproducibility notes on /methodology.