16 active shortage notices across 6 countries · 1 anticipated.
Last updated 16 Sept 2026 · sourced from official medicines regulators
| Portugal | medium | 3 | 22 Mar 2026 | — | INFARMED |
| Peru | medium | 2 | 8 Feb 2023 | 25 Aug 2026 | DIGEMID |
| Croatia | medium | 1 | 28 Aug 2026 | — | HALMED |
| Bosnia and Herzegovina | medium | 1 | 15 Jul 2025 | 31 Aug 2025 | ALMBIH |
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Yes. As of the latest regulator updates, Tobramicina has 16 active shortage notices across 6 countries (Spain, Italy, Portugal, Peru, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina). Status is refreshed daily from official regulatory sources.
Regulators attribute the current Tobramicina shortages to manufacturing problems, supply-chain disruption, regulatory action. The exact cause varies by country and product — each notice on this page links to the official source.
Regulator-estimated resolution dates currently range from 8 Feb 2024 to 30 Sept 2026, depending on country and product. These estimates come from the manufacturers via regulators and often change — check the per-country table above for the latest.
Mederti lists 6 clinically related alternatives for Tobramicina (see the alternatives section above). Alternatives require clinical judgement — always confirm suitability with a pharmacist or prescriber and your national guidance before substituting.
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