Table: q1_q4_2023_prescription_drug_wac_increases , manufacturer_name like O*

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oshpd_id manufacturer_name date_reported ndc_number drug_product_description drug_category drug_category_source wac_effective_date wac_increase_amount wac_after_increase patent_expiration_date drug_source_type unit_sales_volume_in_us unit_sales_volume_non_public_indicator cost_increase_factors cost_increase_factors_non_public_indicator change_improvement_description change_improvement_non_public_indicator acquisition_date company_acquired_from acquisition_price acquisition_price_non_public_indicator acquisition_price_comment wac_at_acquisition wac_year_prior_to_acquisition year_drug_introduced_to_market wac_at_intro_to_market supporting_documents general_comments
Rx0000234 Optinose US, Inc. 03/31/2023 71143037501 XHANCE (fluticasone propionate) (Nasal) 93 MCG/ACT Exhaler Suspension, 1 Exhaler of 16 ML Brand FDA 01/01/2023 28.43 596.97 02/23/2036 Single Source Drug 395476 None Optinose took a 5% price increase on 1/1/2023 as a result of increases in PBM rebates, increases in distribution costs and inflationary factors. None N/A None None None None None None None None None None None None
Rx0000375 Organon 12/31/2023 78206015001 Pregnyl for Injection 10,000 units/1 vial in package Brand FDA 10/02/2023 53.74 170.00 None Single Source Drug None 1 This new price represents a market adjustment to align PREGNYL’s WAC pricing more closely with that of the other therapies. PREGNYL’S pricing has remained flat relative to the market for years, where other products in this therapeutic space have taken consistent price increases. PREGNYL’s previous WAC of $116.26 was approximately 63% lower than Novarel and the Fresenius generic, and 47% lower than Ovidrel, and the current price of $170 still represents a 46% discount to the generic. None Not applicable None 06/02/2023 Merck Sharp & Dohme None 1 Organon is the resulting organization from the divesture of Merck's women's health division, biosimilars, and select legacy products. For clarity, this product being sold under the Organon label are not new to market products as they existed previously under Merck but are being sold now under the Organon label. 116.26 106.56 1993 25.00 None Pregnyl no longer under patent, no date to report.
Rx0000067 Otsuka America Pharmaceutical, Inc. 03/31/2023 59148004580 Abilify Maintena 300mg Dual Chamber Syringe Brand FDA 01/15/2023 124.47 2039.42 09/24/2033 Single Source Drug None 1 None 1 None 1 None None None None None None None None None None None
Rx0000067 Otsuka America Pharmaceutical, Inc. 03/31/2023 59148001871 Abilify Maintena 300mg Kit Brand FDA 01/15/2023 124.47 2039.42 09/24/2033 Single Source Drug None 1 None 1 None 1 None None None None None None None None None None None
Rx0000067 Otsuka America Pharmaceutical, Inc. 03/31/2023 59148007280 Abilify Maintena 400mg Dual Chamber Syringe Brand FDA 01/15/2023 165.96 2719.23 09/24/2033 Single Source Drug None 1 None 1 None 1 None None None None None None None None None None None
Rx0000067 Otsuka America Pharmaceutical, Inc. 03/31/2023 59148001971 Abilify Maintena 400mg Kit Brand FDA 01/15/2023 165.96 2719.23 09/24/2033 Single Source Drug None 1 None 1 None 1 None None None None None None None None None None None
Rx0000067 Otsuka America Pharmaceutical, Inc. 03/31/2023 59148008213 Jynarque 15mg tablets, 30 count bottle Brand FDA 01/15/2023 598.44 9805.14 04/07/2030 Single Source Drug None 1 None 1 None 1 None None None None None None None None None None None
Rx0000067 Otsuka America Pharmaceutical, Inc. 03/31/2023 59148007928 Jynarque 15mg/15mg 4x weekly blister cards Brand FDA 01/15/2023 1117.08 18302.92 04/07/2030 Single Source Drug None 1 None 1 None 1 None None None None None None None None None None None
Rx0000067 Otsuka America Pharmaceutical, Inc. 03/31/2023 59148008313 Jynarque 30mg tablets, 30 count bottle Brand FDA 01/15/2023 598.44 9805.14 04/07/2030 Single Source Drug None 1 None 1 None 1 None None None None None None None None None None None
Rx0000067 Otsuka America Pharmaceutical, Inc. 03/31/2023 59148008028 Jynarque 30mg/15mg 4x weekly blister cards Brand FDA 01/15/2023 1117.08 18302.92 04/07/2030 Single Source Drug None 1 None 1 None 1 None None None None None None None None None None None
Rx0000067 Otsuka America Pharmaceutical, Inc. 03/31/2023 59148008728 Jynarque 45mg/15mg 4x weekly blister cards Brand FDA 01/15/2023 1117.08 18302.92 04/07/2030 Single Source Drug None 1 None 1 None 1 None None None None None None None None None None None
Rx0000067 Otsuka America Pharmaceutical, Inc. 03/31/2023 59148008828 Jynarque 60mg/30mg 4x weekly blister cards Brand FDA 01/15/2023 1117.08 18302.92 04/07/2030 Single Source Drug None 1 None 1 None 1 None None None None None None None None None None None
Rx0000067 Otsuka America Pharmaceutical, Inc. 03/31/2023 59148008928 Jynarque 90mg/30mg 4x weekly blister cards Brand FDA 01/15/2023 1117.08 18302.92 04/07/2030 Single Source Drug None 1 None 1 None 1 None None None None None None None None None None None
Rx0000067 Otsuka America Pharmaceutical, Inc. 03/31/2023 59148003513 Rexulti 0.25mg tablets, 30 count bottle Brand FDA 01/15/2023 86.61 1419.04 10/12/2032 Single Source Drug None 1 None 1 None 1 None None None None None None None None None None None
Rx0000067 Otsuka America Pharmaceutical, Inc. 03/31/2023 59148003613 Rexulti 0.5mg tablets, 30 count bottle Brand FDA 01/15/2023 86.61 1419.04 10/12/2032 Single Source Drug None 1 None 1 None 1 None None None None None None None None None None None
Rx0000067 Otsuka America Pharmaceutical, Inc. 03/31/2023 59148003713 Rexulti 1mg tablets, 30 count bottle Brand FDA 01/15/2023 86.61 1419.04 10/12/2032 Single Source Drug None 1 None 1 None 1 None None None None None None None None None None None
Rx0000067 Otsuka America Pharmaceutical, Inc. 03/31/2023 59148003813 Rexulti 2mg tablets, 30 count bottle Brand FDA 01/15/2023 86.61 1419.04 10/12/2032 Single Source Drug None 1 None 1 None 1 None None None None None None None None None None None
Rx0000067 Otsuka America Pharmaceutical, Inc. 03/31/2023 59148003913 Rexulti 3mg tablets, 30 count bottle Brand FDA 01/15/2023 86.61 1419.04 10/12/2032 Single Source Drug None 1 None 1 None 1 None None None None None None None None None None None
Rx0000067 Otsuka America Pharmaceutical, Inc. 03/31/2023 59148004013 Rexulti 4mg tablets, 30 count bottle Brand FDA 01/15/2023 86.61 1419.04 12/23/2028 Single Source Drug None 1 None 1 None 1 None None None None None None None None None None None
Rx0000495 Otter Pharmaceuticals LLC 03/31/2023 10094021001 Sympazan (clobazam) oral film 10mg (1ct) Brand FDA 01/01/2023 1.48 31.76 09/05/2039 Single Source Drug None 1 Factors that contributed to the price increase: Our pricing is guided by the value our products bring to patients and an understanding of the environment in which we operate. The following financial and non-financial factors, along with a narrative description and explanation of these factors, influenced our decisions to take a price action: (1) Covering Operating Expenses. In order to maintain a commercial enterprise, our revenue, at a minimum, must cover operating expenses. We consider covering operating expenses in our decision around the pricing of our products. (2) Recouping Development Costs. In order to maintain a commercial enterprise, our revenue, must, in addition to covering operating costs, recoup the costs expended to develop our products. We consider covering development costs and expenses in our decision around the pricing of our products. (3) Covering and Funding Acquisition Costs. In order to maintain a commercial enterprise, our revenue, must, in addition to covering operating costs and developmental costs, cover the costs expended to acquire drug products. We consider covering acquisition costs in our decision around the pricing of our products. (4) Supporting Investment in New Products. In order to maintain a commercial enterprise, we must invest money to develop and bring new products to market to help patients. We consider the costs to bring new products to market to meet unmet medical needs in our decisions around pricing our products. (5) Supporting Investment in Existing Products. In order to maintain a commercial enterprise, we must invest money to improve our existing products to bring improved products to market to help patients. We consider the costs to improve our existing products in our decisions around the pricing of our products. (6) Discounts and Rebates:? We pay rebates and discounts to various stakeholders in the supply chain in connection with the sale of our products, including pharmacy benefits managers, health insurers and health plans, including government payors like California’s Medicaid program, as well as wholesalers and pharmacies.? Collectively, these price concessions represent substantial dollars, and we consider them in our decisions around pricing our products. (7) Inflation:? We consider the rate of annual inflation in our decisions around pricing our products. None No Change None 10/26/2022 Acquestive Therapeutics, Inc. 15000000 None None 30.28 28.70 2018 26.00 None None
Rx0000495 Otter Pharmaceuticals LLC 03/31/2023 10094021060 Sympazan (clobazam) oral film 10mg (60ct) Brand FDA 01/01/2023 88.80 1905.60 09/05/2039 Single Source Drug None 1 Factors that contributed to the price increase: Our pricing is guided by the value our products bring to patients and an understanding of the environment in which we operate. The following financial and non-financial factors, along with a narrative description and explanation of these factors, influenced our decisions to take a price action: (1) Covering Operating Expenses. In order to maintain a commercial enterprise, our revenue, at a minimum, must cover operating expenses. We consider covering operating expenses in our decision around the pricing of our products. (2) Recouping Development Costs. In order to maintain a commercial enterprise, our revenue, must, in addition to covering operating costs, recoup the costs expended to develop our products. We consider covering development costs and expenses in our decision around the pricing of our products. (3) Covering and Funding Acquisition Costs. In order to maintain a commercial enterprise, our revenue, must, in addition to covering operating costs and developmental costs, cover the costs expended to acquire drug products. We consider covering acquisition costs in our decision around the pricing of our products. (4) Supporting Investment in New Products. In order to maintain a commercial enterprise, we must invest money to develop and bring new products to market to help patients. We consider the costs to bring new products to market to meet unmet medical needs in our decisions around pricing our products. (5) Supporting Investment in Existing Products. In order to maintain a commercial enterprise, we must invest money to improve our existing products to bring improved products to market to help patients. We consider the costs to improve our existing products in our decisions around the pricing of our products. (6) Discounts and Rebates:? We pay rebates and discounts to various stakeholders in the supply chain in connection with the sale of our products, including pharmacy benefits managers, health insurers and health plans, including government payors like California’s Medicaid program, as well as wholesalers and pharmacies.? Collectively, these price concessions represent substantial dollars, and we consider them in our decisions around pricing our products. (7) Inflation:? We consider the rate of annual inflation in our decisions around pricing our products. None No Change None 10/26/2022 Acquestive Therapeutics, Inc. 15000000 None None 1816.80 1722.00 2018 1560.00 None None
Rx0000495 Otter Pharmaceuticals LLC 03/31/2023 10094022001 Sympazan (clobazam) oral film 20mg (1ct) Brand FDA 01/01/2023 2.97 63.53 09/05/2039 Single Source Drug None 1 Factors that contributed to the price increase: Our pricing is guided by the value our products bring to patients and an understanding of the environment in which we operate. The following financial and non-financial factors, along with a narrative description and explanation of these factors, influenced our decisions to take a price action: (1) Covering Operating Expenses. In order to maintain a commercial enterprise, our revenue, at a minimum, must cover operating expenses. We consider covering operating expenses in our decision around the pricing of our products. (2) Recouping Development Costs. In order to maintain a commercial enterprise, our revenue, must, in addition to covering operating costs, recoup the costs expended to develop our products. We consider covering development costs and expenses in our decision around the pricing of our products. (3) Covering and Funding Acquisition Costs. In order to maintain a commercial enterprise, our revenue, must, in addition to covering operating costs and developmental costs, cover the costs expended to acquire drug products. We consider covering acquisition costs in our decision around the pricing of our products. (4) Supporting Investment in New Products. In order to maintain a commercial enterprise, we must invest money to develop and bring new products to market to help patients. We consider the costs to bring new products to market to meet unmet medical needs in our decisions around pricing our products. (5) Supporting Investment in Existing Products. In order to maintain a commercial enterprise, we must invest money to improve our existing products to bring improved products to market to help patients. We consider the costs to improve our existing products in our decisions around the pricing of our products. (6) Discounts and Rebates:? We pay rebates and discounts to various stakeholders in the supply chain in connection with the sale of our products, including pharmacy benefits managers, health insurers and health plans, including government payors like California’s Medicaid program, as well as wholesalers and pharmacies.? Collectively, these price concessions represent substantial dollars, and we consider them in our decisions around pricing our products. (7) Inflation:? We consider the rate of annual inflation in our decisions around pricing our products. None No Change None 10/26/2022 Acquestive Therapeutics, Inc. 15000000 None None 60.56 57.40 2018 52.00 None None
Rx0000495 Otter Pharmaceuticals LLC 03/31/2023 10094022060 Sympazan (clobazam) oral film 20mg (60ct) Brand FDA 01/01/2023 178.20 3811.80 09/05/2039 Single Source Drug None 1 Factors that contributed to the price increase: Our pricing is guided by the value our products bring to patients and an understanding of the environment in which we operate. The following financial and non-financial factors, along with a narrative description and explanation of these factors, influenced our decisions to take a price action: (1) Covering Operating Expenses. In order to maintain a commercial enterprise, our revenue, at a minimum, must cover operating expenses. We consider covering operating expenses in our decision around the pricing of our products. (2) Recouping Development Costs. In order to maintain a commercial enterprise, our revenue, must, in addition to covering operating costs, recoup the costs expended to develop our products. We consider covering development costs and expenses in our decision around the pricing of our products. (3) Covering and Funding Acquisition Costs. In order to maintain a commercial enterprise, our revenue, must, in addition to covering operating costs and developmental costs, cover the costs expended to acquire drug products. We consider covering acquisition costs in our decision around the pricing of our products. (4) Supporting Investment in New Products. In order to maintain a commercial enterprise, we must invest money to develop and bring new products to market to help patients. We consider the costs to bring new products to market to meet unmet medical needs in our decisions around pricing our products. (5) Supporting Investment in Existing Products. In order to maintain a commercial enterprise, we must invest money to improve our existing products to bring improved products to market to help patients. We consider the costs to improve our existing products in our decisions around the pricing of our products. (6) Discounts and Rebates:? We pay rebates and discounts to various stakeholders in the supply chain in connection with the sale of our products, including pharmacy benefits managers, health insurers and health plans, including government payors like California’s Medicaid program, as well as wholesalers and pharmacies.? Collectively, these price concessions represent substantial dollars, and we consider them in our decisions around pricing our products. (7) Inflation:? We consider the rate of annual inflation in our decisions around pricing our products. None No Change None 10/26/2022 Acquestive Therapeutics, Inc. 15000000 None None 3633.60 3444.00 2018 3120.00 None None
Rx0000495 Otter Pharmaceuticals LLC 03/31/2023 10094020501 Sympazan (clobazam) oral film 5mg (1ct) Brand FDA 01/01/2023 0.74 15.88 09/05/2039 Single Source Drug None 1 Factors that contributed to the price increase: Our pricing is guided by the value our products bring to patients and an understanding of the environment in which we operate. The following financial and non-financial factors, along with a narrative description and explanation of these factors, influenced our decisions to take a price action: (1) Covering Operating Expenses. In order to maintain a commercial enterprise, our revenue, at a minimum, must cover operating expenses. We consider covering operating expenses in our decision around the pricing of our products. (2) Recouping Development Costs. In order to maintain a commercial enterprise, our revenue, must, in addition to covering operating costs, recoup the costs expended to develop our products. We consider covering development costs and expenses in our decision around the pricing of our products. (3) Covering and Funding Acquisition Costs. In order to maintain a commercial enterprise, our revenue, must, in addition to covering operating costs and developmental costs, cover the costs expended to acquire drug products. We consider covering acquisition costs in our decision around the pricing of our products. (4) Supporting Investment in New Products. In order to maintain a commercial enterprise, we must invest money to develop and bring new products to market to help patients. We consider the costs to bring new products to market to meet unmet medical needs in our decisions around pricing our products. (5) Supporting Investment in Existing Products. In order to maintain a commercial enterprise, we must invest money to improve our existing products to bring improved products to market to help patients. We consider the costs to improve our existing products in our decisions around the pricing of our products. (6) Discounts and Rebates:? We pay rebates and discounts to various stakeholders in the supply chain in connection with the sale of our products, including pharmacy benefits managers, health insurers and health plans, including government payors like California’s Medicaid program, as well as wholesalers and pharmacies.? Collectively, these price concessions represent substantial dollars, and we consider them in our decisions around pricing our products. (7) Inflation:? We consider the rate of annual inflation in our decisions around pricing our products. None No Change None 10/26/2022 Acquestive Therapeutics, Inc. 15000000 None None 15.14 14.35 2018 13.00 None None
Rx0000495 Otter Pharmaceuticals LLC 03/31/2023 10094020560 Sympazan (clobazam) oral film 5mg (60ct) Brand FDA 01/01/2023 44.40 952.80 09/05/2039 Single Source Drug None 1 Factors that contributed to the price increase: Our pricing is guided by the value our products bring to patients and an understanding of the environment in which we operate. The following financial and non-financial factors, along with a narrative description and explanation of these factors, influenced our decisions to take a price action: (1) Covering Operating Expenses. In order to maintain a commercial enterprise, our revenue, at a minimum, must cover operating expenses. We consider covering operating expenses in our decision around the pricing of our products. (2) Recouping Development Costs. In order to maintain a commercial enterprise, our revenue, must, in addition to covering operating costs, recoup the costs expended to develop our products. We consider covering development costs and expenses in our decision around the pricing of our products. (3) Covering and Funding Acquisition Costs. In order to maintain a commercial enterprise, our revenue, must, in addition to covering operating costs and developmental costs, cover the costs expended to acquire drug products. We consider covering acquisition costs in our decision around the pricing of our products. (4) Supporting Investment in New Products. In order to maintain a commercial enterprise, we must invest money to develop and bring new products to market to help patients. We consider the costs to bring new products to market to meet unmet medical needs in our decisions around pricing our products. (5) Supporting Investment in Existing Products. In order to maintain a commercial enterprise, we must invest money to improve our existing products to bring improved products to market to help patients. We consider the costs to improve our existing products in our decisions around the pricing of our products. (6) Discounts and Rebates:? We pay rebates and discounts to various stakeholders in the supply chain in connection with the sale of our products, including pharmacy benefits managers, health insurers and health plans, including government payors like California’s Medicaid program, as well as wholesalers and pharmacies.? Collectively, these price concessions represent substantial dollars, and we consider them in our decisions around pricing our products. (7) Inflation:? We consider the rate of annual inflation in our decisions around pricing our products. None No Change None 10/26/2022 Acquestive Therapeutics, Inc. 15000000 None None 908.40 861.00 2018 780.00 None None
Rx0000192 OWP Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 03/31/2023 69102063909 Lamotrigine USP Blue Starter Kit (35 25mg Tablets) Generic FDA 02/01/2023 37.00 505.00 None Innovator Multiple Source Drug None 1 None 1 None 1 None None None None None None None None None None None
Rx0000192 OWP Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 03/31/2023 69102035911 Lamotrigine USP Green Starter Kit 98 Tablets (84 25mg, 14 100mg) Generic FDA 02/01/2023 105.00 1414.00 None Innovator Multiple Source Drug None 1 None 1 None 1 None None None None None None None None None None None
Rx0000192 OWP Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 03/31/2023 69102013710 Lamotrigine USP Orange Starter Kit 49 Tablets (42 25mg, 7 100mg) Generic FDA 02/01/2023 55.00 735.00 None Innovator Multiple Source Drug None 1 None 1 None 1 None None None None None None None None None None None
Rx0000192 OWP Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 03/31/2023 69102030601 Subvenite (lamotrigine USP) Blue Starter Kit (35 25mg Tablets) Generic FDA 02/01/2023 37.00 505.00 None Innovator Multiple Source Drug None 1 None 1 None 1 None None None None None None None None None None None
Rx0000192 OWP Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 03/31/2023 69102031201 Subvenite (lamotrigine USP) Green Starter Kit 98 Tablets (84 25mg, 14 100mg) Generic FDA 02/01/2023 105.00 1414.00 None Innovator Multiple Source Drug None 1 None 1 None 1 None None None None None None None None None None None
Rx0000192 OWP Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 03/31/2023 69102030001 Subvenite (lamotrigine USP) Orange Starter Kit, 49 Tablets (42 25mg, 7 100mg) Generic FDA 02/01/2023 55.00 735.00 None Innovator Multiple Source Drug None 1 None 1 None 1 None None None None None None None None None None None