Trurapi Shortage UK 2026

⚠️ Recovery not yet confirmed — the official notice for Trurapi gave a resupply estimate that has now passed, but DHSC / CPE has not confirmed supply is back to normal (official data last checked 20 September 2026, 17:17 UTC). Local availability may still be disrupted — check with your pharmacy before travelling.

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Trurapi is used for various medical conditions. The most recent official notice for this medication gave a resupply estimate that has passed without confirmed resolution — see the status above. Details of that shortage are below.

Current Shortage Status

Trurapi® (insulin aspart) 100units/ml solution for injection 3ml pre-filled Solostar pens

Medium DHSC MSN

Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) has issued a medicine supply notification for Trurapi® (insulin aspart) 100units/ml solution for injection 3ml pre-filled Solostar pens. • Trurapi® (insulin

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
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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Trurapi in shortage in the UK in 2026?

Yes — as of 7 June 2026, there is 1 active shortage notification for Trurapi in the UK, issued by DHSC or NHSBSA. Sign up for MediWatch alerts to be notified of any changes.

What is Trurapi used for?

Trurapi 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 Trurapi 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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Reviewed for source alignment: 7 June 2026 · Report an accuracy issue
Data sources: DHSC Medicine Supply Notifications · NHSBSA Serious Shortage Protocols · NHS England
MediWatch is not medical advice. Always follow your prescription label and ask a pharmacist, GP, specialist, NHS 111, or emergency services if you are unsure or unwell. Data checked daily.