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ATC A10AD05 · Insulins and Analogues for Injection, Intermediate- Or Long-Acting Combined with Fast-Acting · updated 4 Nov 2026

Insulin Aspart shortage

As of 4 Nov 2026, Insulin Aspart has a reported shortage in 1 of the 16 countries we track (Japan), covering 1 product from 1 company.

Is there an Insulin Aspart shortage?

Yes. As of 4 Nov 2026, Insulin Aspart is reported short in 1 of the 16 countries we track: Japan. No company has given a return date.

Countries1/16
Products1packs or presentations
Companies11 listed
Short since24 May 20242.4 years ago
Earliest returnnot givencompany estimate
Main reasonOther
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Timeline

Japan
202520262027ノボラピッド注 フレックスタッチノボラピッド注 フレックスタッチtoday

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.

Which companies are short

products short, all countries
Novo Nordisk1 NOVO B

Listed: Novo Nordisk NOVO B · Nasdaq Copenhagen

Compared with similar medicines

ATC group A10AD · Insulins and Analogues for Injection, Intermediate- Or Long-Acting Combined with Fast-Acting
Insulin (Human)1/16Insulin Aspart1/16Insulin Lispro1/16

Affected products

CountryProductCompanySinceExpected backReason
ノボラピッド注 フレックスタッチNovo Nordisk24 May 2024not givenOther

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

Questions

Is there an Insulin Aspart shortage?

Yes. As of 4 Nov 2026, Insulin Aspart is reported short in 1 of the 16 countries we track: Japan. No company has given a return date.

When will Insulin Aspart be back in stock?

No return date has been given; Japan: no date given. These are company estimates reported to each authority.

Why is Insulin Aspart in short supply?

The most common reason reported is: other. Reasons by product are listed in the table below.

Which companies have Insulin Aspart shortages?

Novo Nordisk.