Prescription drug

Where is Phenazopyridine made?

10 companies sell it under their own name and 23 repackagers rebottle it. Their labels name 3 factories in the United States.

United States 3
United States: 3

Companies and their factories

Company on the labelFactoryWhereLast FDA inspection
Winder Laboratories, LLC100 mg, 200 mg · NDC 75826-114, 75826-115 PureTek CorporationMakes it San Fernando, CA, United StatesProblems found, fixed voluntarilyMar 2025
Winder Laboratories, LLCMakes it Winder, GA, United StatesSerious problems, FDA actionAug 2025
Amneal Pharmaceuticals100 mg, 200 mg · NDC 65162-517, 60846-501, 65162-681 +3 Amneal Pharmaceuticals of New York, LLCMakes it, tests it, packages it and labels it Hauppauge, NY, United StatesNo problems foundFeb 2020
Chartwell RX, LLC.100 mg, 200 mg · NDC 62135-403, 62135-404The label doesn't name the factory. Plants this company names for other drugs
Genus Lifesciences Inc.100 mg, 200 mg · NDC 64950-550, 64950-551The label doesn't name the factory. Plants this company names for other drugs
Graxcell Pharmaceutical, Llc.100 mg, 200 mg · NDC 70795-1241, 70795-1252The label doesn't name the factory. Plants this company names for other drugs
Marlex Pharmaceuticals, Inc.100 mg, 200 mg · NDC 10135-620, 10135-621The label doesn't name the factory. Plants this company names for other drugs
Pageview Pharmaceuticals100 mg, 200 mg · NDC 73028-201, 73028-202The label doesn't name the factory. Plants this company names for other drugs
Skya Health, LLC100 mg, 200 mg · NDC 73086-101, 73086-102The label doesn't name the factory. Plants this company names for other drugs
Vilvet Pharmaceuticals Inc100 mg, 200 mg · NDC 71186-003, 71186-004The label doesn't name the factory. Plants this company names for other drugs
Westminster Pharmaceuticals, LLC100 mg, 200 mg · NDC 69367-611, 69367-612The label doesn't name the factory. Plants this company names for other drugs

Repackaged by

These companies buy Phenazopyridine 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.