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I.v. Solution Additives: shortage status in Canada

6 of the 13 i.v. solution additives rxstat tracks are currently in shortage in Canada. When one drug in a class is short, demand often shifts to its alternatives, so related drugs can tighten too; each page below shows which manufacturers are affected and the latest recovery estimates.

Chloride Partial shortage 2 of 19 reported products affected Chloride (Slo-Pot) Partial shortage 3 of 7 reported products affected · est. return Oct 31, 2026 Dibasic Monobasic (Sodium Phosphates) Partial shortage 1 of 1 reported products affected Magnesium Partial shortage 1 of 2 reported products affected Monobasic Partial shortage 1 of 1 reported products affected Multi (Vitamin A Nicotinamide Pyridoxine Ascorbic Acid Dexpanthenol…) Partial shortage 1 of 1 reported products affected Bicarbonate Shortage anticipated 0 of 8 reported products affected Chloride (Calciject) Shortage anticipated 0 of 3 reported products affected Chromic Chloride Cupric Zinc Manganese (Trace Elements) Discontinued 0 of 1 reported products affected Iodine Selenium Chromium Manganese Copper Zinc (Micro+6) No current shortage Iodine Selenium Chromium Manganese Copper Zinc (Micro Plus) Discontinued 0 of 1 reported products affected group 0107304 (Potassium Acetate) No current shortage group 0113986 (Sodium Acetate) No current shortage

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Class groupings follow the WHO ATC classification in Health Canada's reports. Data reflects manufacturer mandatory filings; see methodology.