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OTC · Ointment · Ophthalmic

Mineral Oil, Petrolatum

Brands: Refresh Lacri-Lube · Refresh P.m. · Mineral Oil + Petrolatum

1 ACTIVE SUPPLIER — US
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US3 NDCs
1 active makers
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RxCUI (US)6972
US makers1 labelers
Packages4
DEA / ScheduleNone

US acquisition costNADAC · per unit

Average across 2 priced NDCs. A benchmark of pharmacy acquisition cost — not a retail quote.

$0.782$1.56$2.35$3.13Dec 2025Mar 2026Jun 2026
$2.720
Latest avg · Jun 17, 2026
+4%
Since Dec 17, 2025
1
Active US suppliers
100%
Top-2 supplier share*

Medicaid dispensing volumeSDUD · per quarter

Prescriptions dispensed under Medicaid (fee-for-service + managed care), summed nationally. The closest free proxy to sales volume — Medicaid only, not all-payer.

7.8K16K23K31K2025 Q12025 Q22025 Q32025 Q42026 Q1
27K
Rx · 2026 Q1
103K
Units dispensed
+77%
Rx vs. year ago
5
Quarters · since 2025 Q1

Who makes it1 active · 0 exited

US labelers as registered with FDA. Repackagers relabel another company's product; share* is of listed packages, not sales.

LabelerTypePackagesStatus
Allergan, Inc.unknown4SUPPLYING

Regulatory & supply eventsFDA · US

Shortages, recalls, and registration changes attached to this drug concept.

  • Aug 24, 2015
    RECALLRecall (Class II): Refresh P.M. (Mineral Oil 42.5% and White Petrolatum 57.3%) Lubricant Eye Ointment, Net wt. 0.12 oz (3.5 g) tube, Aller…

    Presence of Particulate Matter: Due to customer complaints of small black particles, identified as part of the ointment tube cap, generated by the action of unscrewing the cap from the aluminum tube and potentially introducing the particle into the product. — Recalling firm: Allergan Sales, LLC — Nationwide, Puerto Rico, and Barbados

  • Aug 24, 2015
    RECALLRecall (Class II): Refresh Lacri-Lube (Mineral Oil 42.5% and White Petrolatum 56.8%) Lubricant Eye Ointment, packaged in a) Net wt. 0.12 o…

    Presence of Particulate Matter: Due to customer complaints of small black particles, identified as part of the ointment tube cap, generated by the action of unscrewing the cap from the aluminum tube and potentially introducing the particle into the product. — Recalling firm: Allergan Sales, LLC — Nationwide, Puerto Rico, and Barbados