10/8/2024

Tramadol Tablets

Products Affected - Description

- Tramadol tablet, Amneal, 50 mg, bottle, 100 count, NDC 60219-2348-01
- Tramadol tablet, Sun Pharma, 50 mg, bottle, 500 count, NDC 57664-0377-13 - discontinued

Reason for the Shortage

- Amneal did not provide a reason for the shortage.
- Major discontinued tramadol tablets.
- Marlex discontinued tramadol tablets in January 2020.
- Mylan discontinued tramadol tablets in late 2021.
- Sun Pharma has tramadol tablets available. Sun Pharma discontinued tramadol 50 mg tablets in 500-count bottles.
- Teva has tramadol tablets available. They have new NDCs as of September 2024.
- Virtus discontinued tramadol tablets.

Available Products

- Tramadol tablet, Amneal, 50 mg, bottle, 500 count, NDC 60219-2348-05
- Tramadol tablet, Amneal, 50 mg, bottle, 1,000 count, NDC 60219-2348-07
- Tramadol tablet, Sun Pharma, 50 mg, bottle, 100 count, NDC 57664-0377-08
- Tramadol tablet, Sun Pharma, 50 mg, bottle, 1000 count, NDC 57664-0377-18
- Tramadol tablet, Teva, 50 mg, bottle, 100 count, NDC 00093-3301-01
- Tramadol tablet, Teva, 50 mg, bottle, 500 count, NDC 00093-3301-05

Estimated Resupply Dates

- Amneal has tramadol 50 mg tablets in100 count on back order and the company cannot estimate a release date.

Updated

Updated October 8, 2024 by Michelle Wheeler, PharmD, Drug Information Specialist. Created January 21, 2020 by Rachael Freeman, PharmD, BCPS. © 2024, Drug Information Service, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT.

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