Anticholinergic, Antidiarrheal

Where is Atropine and Diphenoxylate made?

10 companies sell it under their own name and 21 repackagers rebottle it. Their labels name 6 factories in the United States.

United States 6
United States: 6

Companies and their factories

Company on the labelFactoryWhereLast FDA inspection
Winder Laboratories, LLC2.5 mg / 0.025 mg · NDC 75826-107 Winder Laboratories, LLCMakes it Winder, GA, United StatesSerious problems, FDA actionAug 2025
Winder Laboratories, LLCMakes it Winder, GA, United StatesSerious problems, FDA actionAug 2025
Hikma Pharmaceuticals USA Inc.2.5 mg per 5 mL / 0.025 mg per 5 mL · NDC 0054-3194 West-Ward Columbus Inc.Makes it Columbus, OH, United StatesNo problems foundApr 2026
Leading Pharma, LLC2.5 mg / 0.025 mg · NDC 69315-910 Leading Pharma, LLCMakes it, tests it and packages it Fairfield, NJ, United StatesProblems found, fixed voluntarilyOct 2024
Neolpharma, Inc.2.5 mg / 0.025 mg · NDC 55466-783 Neolpharma, Inc.Makes it, tests it, packages it and labels it Caguas, PR, United StatesProblems found, fixed voluntarilyMar 2026
Unichem Pharmaceuticals (USA), Inc.2.5 mg / 0.025 mg · NDC 76385-107 Cerovene, Inc.Makes it and tests it Valley Cottage, NY, United StatesProblems found, fixed voluntarilyMar 2026
ANI Pharmaceuticals, Inc.2.5 mg / 0.025 mg · NDC 62559-490The label doesn't name the factory. Plants this company names for other drugs
Chartwell RX, LLC.2.5 mg / 0.025 mg · NDC 62135-618The label doesn't name the factory. Plants this company names for other drugs
Mylan Pharmaceuticals Inc.2.5 mg / 0.025 mg · NDC 59762-1061The label doesn't name the factory. Plants this company names for other drugs
Pfizer Laboratories Div Pfizer Inc Lomotil2.5 mg / 0.025 mg · NDC 0025-0061The label doesn't name the factory. Plants this company names for other drugs
SpecGx LLC2.5 mg / 0.025 mg · NDC 0406-1236The label doesn't name the factory. Plants this company names for other drugs

Repackaged by

These companies buy Atropine and Diphenoxylate in bulk and rebottle it, often for mail-order, clinic or hospital pharmacies. If your bottle shows one of these names, open its NDC to see who made the pills inside.

Recalls

Class I recalls are the most serious; Class III the least. A recall covers specific lots, listed on each recall.