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ATC J04BA02 · Drugs for Treatment of Lepra · updated 2 Nov 2026

Dapsone shortage

As of 2 Nov 2026, Dapsone has a reported shortage in 1 of the 16 countries we track (Australia), covering 2 products from 0 companies.

Is there a Dapsone shortage?

Yes. As of 2 Nov 2026, Dapsone is reported short in 1 of the 16 countries we track: Australia. The earliest expected return is 31 Dec 2027 (Australia). No longer reported short in New Zealand (since 2 Nov).

Countries1/16
Products2packs or presentations
Companies00 listed
Short since23 Jul 20263 months ago
Earliest return31 Dec 2027company estimate
Main reasonNot stated

Timeline

Australia
20272028LINK MEDICAL PRODUCTS DAPSONE dapsone 25mg tLINK MEDICAL PRODUCTS DAPSONE dapsone 25mg tablet bottleLINK MEDICAL PRODUCTS DAPSONE dapsone 100mg LINK MEDICAL PRODUCTS DAPSONE dapsone 100mg tablet bottletoday

Solid bars run from the reported start to today; faded bars show the time left until the expected return. An arrow means no return date was given.

Affected products

CountryProductCompanySinceExpected backReason
AULINK MEDICAL PRODUCTS DAPSONE dapsone 25mg tablet bottle23 Jul 202631 Dec 2027Not stated
AULINK MEDICAL PRODUCTS DAPSONE dapsone 100mg tablet bottle27 Aug 202631 Dec 2027Not stated

"Expected back" is the date the company gave the authority, when it gave one. Ask a pharmacist about alternatives.

Questions

Is there a Dapsone shortage?

Yes. As of 2 Nov 2026, Dapsone is reported short in 1 of the 16 countries we track: Australia. The earliest expected return is 31 Dec 2027 (Australia). No longer reported short in New Zealand (since 2 Nov).

When will Dapsone be back in stock?

Companies expect supply back from 31 Dec 2027 in Australia; Australia: 31 Dec 2027. These are company estimates reported to each authority.

Why is Dapsone in short supply?

The most common reason reported is: not stated. Reasons by product are listed in the table below.

Which companies have Dapsone shortages?

The registers do not name the companies.