ZINC
Generic: Titanium Dioxide and Zinc Oxide
- NDC
- 85563-205
- Route
- TOPICAL
- ICD-10 indication
- E60
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About ZINC
What is this medication?
Prescription zinc is a mineral supplement used to treat or prevent zinc deficiency in patients who cannot maintain adequate levels through diet alone or have medical conditions that impair absorption. It is essential for numerous biological processes, including immune system support, wound healing, protein synthesis, and DNA production. Healthcare providers may prescribe it to support patients with chronic malabsorption issues, long-term diarrhea, or those requiring parenteral nutrition to ensure the body has the necessary nutrients for cellular growth and metabolic function.
Certain formulations, such as zinc acetate, are specifically indicated for the long-term treatment of Wilson's disease, a rare genetic condition where copper builds up to toxic levels in the body. In these cases, the medication acts by preventing the intestines from absorbing copper and encouraging its removal from the system. Because high doses of zinc can interfere with the absorption of other minerals like copper and iron, prescription versions are typically used under strict medical monitoring to manage specific health conditions safely and effectively.
Copay & patient assistance
- Patient Copay Amount: $0 for commercially eligible patients
- Maximum Annual Benefit Limit: Not Publicly Available
- Core Eligibility Restrictions: Limited to commercially eligible patients for the $0 copay offer; uninsured, underinsured, and Medicare patients may qualify for the Enhanced Patient Assistance Program
- RxBIN, PCN, and Group numbers: Not Publicly Available
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Prior authorization & coverage
| Payer | PA | Step therapy | Copay tier |
|---|---|---|---|
— Medicare Part D | — | — | — |
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