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Arcoxia shortage — availability across Europe

Name: European Medicine Shortage Tracker dataset
Creator: Mobi Doctor
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MEDICALLY REVIEWED

Dr. Chrysoula I. Liakou MD, PhD

Internal Medicine Specialist
Cancer Immunology Researcher

Reviewed 30 July 2026 · next review due 30 January 2027

2 current shortage reports are listed under the name Arcoxia in 1 European register: Sweden (registers read 14 November 2026).

Key facts

2 current shortage reports are listed under the name Arcoxia in 1 European register: Sweden (registers read 14 November 2026).
On this tracker these entries are listed on: Etoricoxib.
2 more reports are announced and had not started on the day the register was read: Ireland and Sweden.
Availability is national: a shortage in one country does not mean it is short everywhere.

Open reports (current and announced) listed under the name Arcoxia

Reg.	Product	Status	Start	Expected end	Listed under	Source
🇮🇪 IE	Arcoxia 30 mg film-coated tablets	Expected shortage	2026-10-29	2026-12-14	Etoricoxib	register ↗
🇸🇪 SE	Arcoxia 30 mg Filmdragerad tablett — Blister, 28 tabletter	Shortage	2026-11-03	2027-01-15	Etoricoxib	register ↗
🇸🇪 SE	Arcoxia 60 mg Filmdragerad tablett — Blister, 28 tabletter	Expected shortage	2026-11-16	2026-12-31	Etoricoxib	register ↗
🇸🇪 SE	Arcoxia 90 mg Filmdragerad tablett — Blister, 28 tabletter	Shortage	2026-10-09	2026-12-31	Etoricoxib	register ↗

Where to check

The national rules, the official list and what a pharmacist may do in a shortage are on the country pages.

🇮🇪 Ireland 🇸🇪 Sweden All countries

Frequently asked

Is Arcoxia in shortage in Europe?

2 current shortage reports are listed under the name Arcoxia in 1 European register: Sweden (registers read 14 November 2026). On this tracker these entries are listed on: Etoricoxib.

What should I do if my pharmacy cannot supply Arcoxia?

Ask the pharmacist whether another pack size, strength or manufacturer is available and what the national rules allow. Do not stop or switch a treatment on your own: a pharmacist or prescriber can confirm the right substitute in your country.

Statuses come from the official registers linked on the country pages and can change after the read date shown. Not medical advice.