Tier 3 Drug Shortages
Tier 3 drug shortages are those that have the greatest potential impact on Canada's drug supply and health care system. Impact is based on low availability of alternative supplies, ingredients or therapies. The Tier Assignment Committee (TAC), composed of federal and provincial/territorial governments, healthcare professionals, and industry stakeholders, makes recommendations on the tier assignment of drug shortages. The TAC assessment includes:
- a review of the information gathered on the shortage issue, and
- a thorough discussion on its potential impact and next steps.
Below are the newest and most recently updated active ingredients that have been designated as Tier 3 shortages. Click on the active ingredient to see a list of the associated Tier 3 drug shortage and/or discontinuation reports.
Active Ingredient
20 active ingredients found
| Active Ingredients table content |
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ROPIVACAINE HYDROCHLORIDE
solution |
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ACYCLOVIR SODIUM INJECTION
solution |
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ALDESLEUKIN
powder for solution |
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Apomorphine Hydrochloride
solution |
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Apomorphine Hydrochloride
film, soluble |
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CEFAZOLIN
solution |
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CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE
powder for solution |
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DISOPYRAMIDE
capsule |
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FLUDARABINE PHOSPHATE FOR INJECTION
solution |
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GLUCAGON
powder for solution |
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IFOSFAMIDE
powder for solution |
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IPRATROPIUM BROMIDE
solution |
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Lomustine
capsule |
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PEGASPARGASE
solution |
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peginterferon alfa-2A injection
solution |
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PENICILLIN G BENZATHINE
suspension |
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RIFABUTIN
capsule |
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SALBUTAMOL
solution |
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SALBUTAMOL
metered-dose aerosol |
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SPIRONOLACTONE
tablet |
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VASOPRESSIN
solution |
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VERTEPORFIN
powder for solution |
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