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BUPIVACAINE HYDROCHLORIDE IN DEXTROSE INJECTION USP

STERIMAX INC

Quick answers

Is there a shortage of BUPIVACAINE HYDROCHLORIDE IN DEXTROSE INJECTION USP in Canada?

No. There is no current shortage of BUPIVACAINE HYDROCHLORIDE IN DEXTROSE INJECTION USP 7.5MG 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.

Other Products

BUPIVACAINE HYDROCHLORIDE INJECTION USP .75%

HOSPIRA HEALTHCARE ULC

7.5MG · DIN 02165430

Same strengthSame dosage formDifferent routeNo current shortage

MARCAINE 0.75% LIQ SPINAL 7.5MG/ML

SANOFI CANADA, INC.

7.5MG · DIN 02018373

Same strengthDifferent dosage formSame routeNo current shortage

MARCAINE 0.75% LIQ PRT 7.5MG/ML

SANOFI CANADA, INC.

7.5MG · DIN 02018365

Same strengthDifferent dosage formDifferent routeNo current shortage

SENSORCAINE

ASPEN PHARMACARE CANADA INC.

5MG · DIN 01976168

Different strengthSame dosage formDifferent routeNo current shortage

BUPIVACAINE HYDROCHLORIDE INJECTION USP .50%

HOSPIRA HEALTHCARE ULC

5MG · DIN 02165422

Different strengthSame dosage formDifferent routeNo current shortage

BUPIVACAINE HYDROCHLORIDE INJECTION USP .25%

HOSPIRA HEALTHCARE ULC

2.5MG · DIN 02165414

Different strengthSame dosage formDifferent routeNo current shortage

DIN

02460645

Strength

7.5MG

Dosage Form

SOLUTION

Route

INTRASPINAL

Active Ingredient

BUPIVACAINE HYDROCHLORIDE

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Shortage History