✅ No current shortage reported. Bedranol is not currently listed in DHSC or NHS England shortage notifications. Supply is expected to be normal across UK pharmacies.
About Bedranol
Bedranol is one of the most commonly prescribed medicines in the UK. It is primarily used for anxiety and migraines (propranolol modified-release).
Category: Cardiovascular
What to Do If You Can't Get Bedranol
Even without a national shortage, individual pharmacies may occasionally have stock issues. If this happens:
- 1. Ask your pharmacist to check other suppliers or nearby branches
- 2. Try alternative pharmacies in your area
- 3. Contact your GP if the issue persists
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Bedranol in shortage in the UK?
Based on the latest DHSC and NHS England data, Bedranol does not currently have an active shortage notification. Supply situations can change — sign up for MediWatch alerts to be notified immediately if this changes.
What is Bedranol used for?
Bedranol is commonly prescribed in the UK for anxiety and migraines (propranolol modified-release). It is one of the most widely prescribed medicines in the NHS.
What should I do if I can't get Bedranol?
If your pharmacy cannot supply Bedranol, ask them to check alternative suppliers. Your GP may also prescribe a suitable therapeutic alternative.
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Data sourced from DHSC and NHS England. Updated daily.