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Author: Admin | 2025-04-28
Resupply dates are between May and June.9. Azithromycin: Both the ASHP and FDA report the antibiotic drug as being currently in shortage, but the FDA's post only mentions one solution and says it is available, and the ASHP has one solution on back order with resupply expected in June.10. Tramadol: About 72 percent of solutions for the painkiller are in shortage. Two drugmakers said they could not forecast a resupply date, and Teva Pharmaceuticals estimated early June.11. Amoxicillin/potassium clavulanate: Thirty-six products of the antibiotic are in short supply. Most drugmakers did not report a release date, and Teva said it predicts more supply in June. Five solutions are available. 12. Clonazepam: The FDA and ASHP both report shortages of the seizure medication. Accord Healthcare has all of its presentations on back order. The FDA says Teva's supply rebounded as of June 6, and the ASHP lists the company's products as unavailable as of June 4. 13. Ondansetron: One solution is on back order and resupply is expected in April 2024. Fourteen solutions of the drug, which is used to prevent nausea and vomiting after chemotherapy, are available.14. Pantoprazole: The ASHP and FDA report limited supply of some solutions of the heartburn drug. Estimated release dates are between June and January 2024.The six popular drugs not in shortage are sildenafil (No. 1 most prescribed), phentermine (No. 3), alprazolam (No. 6), zolpidem (No. 9), atorvastatin (No. 12) and cyclobenzaprine (No. 20).
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