Current Shortage Status
Class 1 Medicines Recall Notification: Recall of Quetiapine Oral Suspension (unlicensed medicine), manufactured by Eaststone Limited due to a potentia...
Critical NHSBSA SSPEaststone Limited is initiating a recall of all batches of quetiapine oral suspension products due to a potential risk of overdose, which could have consequences for the safety of patients.
⚠️ Resolution date passed — supply status unconfirmed. Check with your pharmacist.
Class 1 Medicines Recall Notification: Recall of Quetiapine Oral Suspension (unlicensed medicine), manufactured by Eaststone Limited due to a potentia...
Critical NHSBSA SSPEaststone Limited is initiating a recall of all batches of quetiapine oral suspension products due to a potential risk of overdose, which could have consequences for the safety of patients.
⚠️ Resolution date passed — supply status unconfirmed. Check with your pharmacist.
What to Do If You're Affected
- Contact your pharmacy as soon as possible — don't wait until you run out
- Ask your pharmacist if a Serious Shortage Protocol (SSP) is active
- Speak to your GP about prescribing an alternative
- Try other local pharmacies who may have different stock
- Sign up for MediWatch alerts to track this shortage
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Class 1 Medicines Recall Notification: Recall of Quetiapine Oral in shortage in the UK in 2026?
Yes — as of 13 May 2026, there are 2 active shortage notifications for Class 1 Medicines Recall Notification: Recall of Quetiapine Oral in the UK, issued by DHSC or NHSBSA. Sign up for MediWatch alerts to be notified of any changes.
What is Class 1 Medicines Recall Notification: Recall of Quetiapine Oral used for?
Class 1 Medicines Recall Notification: Recall of Quetiapine Oral is commonly prescribed in the UK for various medical conditions. It is dispensed through NHS pharmacies across the country.
What should I do if I can't get Class 1 Medicines Recall Notification: Recall of Quetiapine Oral from my pharmacy?
First, ask your pharmacist if a Serious Shortage Protocol (SSP) is active — this may allow them to dispense an alternative without a new prescription. If not, contact your GP who can prescribe a suitable alternative. Try other local pharmacies as stock levels vary by location.
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