The shortage of children’s Tylenol may ease in the coming weeks, as shipments are expected to resume shortly.
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The absence of these products on pharmacy shelves has caused many headaches for parents in recent months.
With the rise of respiratory virus infections, parents often had to find an alternative to treat their children.
Children’s syrups were out of stock Saturday morning in several Montreal pharmacies. In some establishments, there were a few on the shelves.
The Quebec Association of Proprietary Pharmacists of Quebec estimates that 250,000 bottles of grape Tylenol should be delivered in the coming days from the United States.
