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No shortage on file

TOPICORT

BAUSCH HEALTH, CANADA INC.

Quick answers

Is there a shortage of TOPICORT in Canada?

No. There is no current shortage of TOPICORT 0.25% reported to Health Canada. Stock can still vary from one pharmacy to another.

Can I still get this?No shortage reported — confirm local stock with your pharmacy
StatusNo shortage on file
Same-ingredient products on file6 products

Other Products Containing the Same Active Ingredient

These are other Health Canada-approved human drug products containing the same active ingredient, not currently reported in shortage. Strength, dosage form, and route can still differ — ask your pharmacist whether any of these are appropriate for you. This isn't a guarantee of current stock.

Closest Matches

DESOXI CREAM 0.25%

TAROPHARMA, A DIVISION OF TARO PHARMACEUTICALS INC.

0.25% · DIN 02239069

Same strengthSame dosage formSame routeNo current shortage

Other Products

TOPICORT MILD .05%

HOECHST CANADA INC.

.05% · DIN 00486450

Different strengthSame dosage formSame routeNo current shortage

TOPICORT 0.25%

HOECHST CANADA INC.

.25% · DIN 00420271

Different strengthSame dosage formSame routeNo current shortage

TOPICORT GEL 0.05%

HOECHST CANADA INC.

.05% · DIN 00752541

Different strengthDifferent dosage formSame routeNo current shortage

TOPICORT OINTMENT 2.5MG/GM

HOECHST ROUSSEL CANADA INC.

2.5MG · DIN 01990942

Different strengthDifferent dosage formSame routeNo current shortage

TOPICORT CRM 2.5MG/GM

HOECHST ROUSSEL CANADA INC.

2.5MG · DIN 01987844

Different strengthSame dosage formSame routeNo current shortage

DIN

02221896

Strength

0.25%

Dosage Form

Cream

Route

Topical

Active Ingredient

DESOXIMETASONE

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Shortage History

No shortage or discontinuation reports on file for this product.

Other Products from BAUSCH HEALTH, CANADA INC.

Other Health Canada-approved products made by the same manufacturer — not necessarily related to this shortage, and not necessarily in shortage themselves.