Relief is expected soon in Canada from a shortage of OTC children’s pain relievers, caused by consumer stockpiling due to concerns about multiple viruses, as Health Canada approves imports of more than 1m products.
Canada Responds To Children’s OTC Pain Reliever Shortage Linked To Consumers ‘Panic Buying’
Shortage began in August and has increased the onset of cough/cold season due to consumers’ “stockpiling/panic buying” in response to high levels of activity in COVID-19, RSV, seasonal flu and other viruses, according to Canadian Pharmacists Association. Health Canada has approved imports of Haleon and J&J children’s pain relievers.
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