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Active Shortage

ROBAXISAL C 1/2

GLAXOSMITHKLINE CONSUMER HEALTHCARE ULC

This is a national manufacturer shortage report. It does not confirm whether the product is unavailable at your local pharmacy — call ahead or ask your pharmacist.

Quick answers

Is ROBAXISAL C 1/2 discontinued in Canada?

Yes. The manufacturer has reported to Health Canada that ROBAXISAL C 1/2 32.4MG 400MG 325MG has been permanently discontinued (last updated March 2, 2026). It is not expected to come back, so talk to your pharmacist or doctor about an alternative.

Why is ROBAXISAL C 1/2 not available?

The reason the manufacturer reported: Business reasons.

Can I still get this?Check with your pharmacist
StatusActive Shortage
Same-ingredient products on fileNone found
Affected strength32.4MG 400MG 325MG
Last updated2022-07-06

What this means

Does this mean my pharmacy is out of stock?

Not necessarily — a national shortage doesn't mean every pharmacy has run out. Some locations may still have stock, especially of a specific strength or pack size.

What should I do?

Contact your pharmacy before your current supply runs low, and ask your pharmacist about next steps if they're out.

Estimated Resolution

2022-10-10

This is the manufacturer's estimated date, not a guarantee — actual resolution may come earlier or later.

DIN

01934791

Strength

32.4MG 400MG 325MG

Dosage Form

TABLET

Route

ORAL

Active Ingredient

CODEINE PHOSPHATE METHOCARBAMOL ACETYLSALICYLIC ACID

Tier

Unrated

Last Updated

2022-07-06

Reason for Shortage

Disruption of the manufacture of the drug.

Past Reports for This Drug

ROBAXISAL C 1/2 has 2 shortage/discontinuation reports on file — this is one of them.

Other Products from GLAXOSMITHKLINE CONSUMER HEALTHCARE ULC

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