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Litiumklorid shortage — availability across Europe

Litiumklorid currently has availability issues reported in 1 European register: Sweden.

MEDICALLY REVIEWED
Dr. Chrysoula I. Liakou MD, PhD
Internal Medicine Specialist
Cancer Immunology Researcher
Reviewed 30 July 2026 · next review due 30 January 2027

Shortage  ATC — · also listed as: litiumklorid · data refreshed 7 August 2026

Key facts

As of 7 August 2026, 1 of the 10 tracked registers list current availability issues for Litiumklorid, covering 1 affected product presentation. The longest-running open report was filed in Sweden on 2020-05-28 and has now been open for about 75 months. The furthest expected-resolution date currently on file is 2028-06-28; the earliest is 2028-06-28. Registers in Sweden indicate that alternatives or equivalents are available — a pharmacist or doctor can advise on switching.

WhereStatus & productsSinceExpected end Reason / alternativesSource
🇸🇪 SwedenShortage
Litiumklorid Lidco 0,15 mmol/ml Injektionsvätska, lösning
2020-05-282028-06-28
Alternatives: Alternative(s) available — see the national register.
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Full report history (1 register entry)

Every individual register entry for Litiumklorid in the tracked sources, newest first — including resolved and discontinued reports.

Reg.ProductStatusReportedExpected endStated reason
🇸🇪 SELitiumklorid Lidco 0,15 mmol/ml Injektionsvätska, lösningShortage2020-05-282028-06-28

Frequently asked

Is Litiumklorid currently in shortage in Europe?

Yes. As of 7 August 2026, availability issues are reported in: Sweden. Availability is national — a shortage in one country does not mean it is short everywhere.

When is the Litiumklorid shortage expected to end?

Agency prognoses on file range from 2028-06-28 to 2028-06-28. These are manufacturer-reported estimates and frequently move; check the linked register entry for the latest date.

Are there alternatives to Litiumklorid?

1 of the active register entries indicate alternatives or equivalents (same active substance or an alternative treatment). Do not switch on your own — a pharmacist or prescriber can confirm the right substitute in your country.

Where does this Litiumklorid availability data come from?

Directly from the official medicines-agency register that lists Litiumklorid: Läkemedelsverket (Sweden). Every row on this page links to the underlying official record, and the dataset is refreshed from the primary sources every morning. Cross-language matching groups the same active substance across registers, so national spellings all resolve to this page.

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Cite: “Litiumklorid: availability status across 1 European registers — European Medicine Shortage Tracker (MobiDoctor), 7 August 2026.” Link this page and the agency record. Statuses come from the linked official registers and can change daily.