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ATC C07AA07 · Beta Blocking Agents, Non-Selective
Sotalol shortage
As of 2 Nov 2026, Sotalol has a reported shortage in 2 of the 15 countries we track (Canada, Czechia), covering 5 products from 4 companies.
Countries2/15
Products5packs or presentations
Companies41 listed
Short since1 Dec 20196.9 years ago
Earliest return20 Nov 2026company estimate
Main reasonManufacturing problem
United StatesNo reported shortageCanada4 products shortGermanyNo reported shortageFranceNo reported shortageItalyNo reported shortageSpainNo reported shortageIrelandNo reported shortageAustriaNo reported shortageBelgiumNo reported shortageSwitzerlandNo reported shortageCzechia1 product shortNorwayNo reported shortageSwedenNo reported shortageJapanNo reported shortageAustraliaNo reported shortage
Timeline
CanadaCzechia
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 countriesListed: Sandoz SDZ · SIX Swiss
Compared with similar medicines
ATC group C07AA · Beta Blocking Agents, Non-SelectiveAffected products
| Country | Product | Company | Since | Expected back | Reason |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CA | JAMP-SOTALOL (100) | JAMP PHARMA CORPORATION | 1 Dec 2019 | not given | Manufacturing problem Disruption of the manufacture of the drug |
| CA | JAMP-SOTALOL (100) | JAMP PHARMA CORPORATION | 9 Feb 2022 | not given | Manufacturing problem Disruption of the manufacture of the drug |
| CA | PMS-SOTALOL - 160 MG (100) | PHARMASCIENCE INC | 3 Sep 2024 | 31 Dec 2027 | Manufacturing problem Disruption of the manufacture of the drug |
| CA | APO-SOTALOL (100 BTL) | APOTEX INC | 11 Aug 2026 | not given | Manufacturing problem Disruption of the manufacture of the drug |
| CZ | SOTAHEXAL 160MG 160MG TBL NOB 100 | Hexal AG, Holzkirchen | 22 Sep 2026 | 20 Nov 2026 | Manufacturing problem Výrobní důvody |
"Expected back" is the date the company gave the authority, when it gave one. Ask a pharmacist about alternatives.