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Medicine Supply Notification · MSN/2022/110

Medicine Supply Notification: Sulfasalazine 250mg in 5ml oral suspension sugar free

MSN/2022/110 Tier 2 · medium · issued 21 Dec 2022

Sulfasalazine has been notified short 3 times since 2022 — see the full history →
Reference
MSN/2022/110
Kind
Medicine Supply Notification
Issued
21 Dec 2022
Expected back
early June 2023 as stated by the source — kept fuzzy
Recorded changes
2
Source
Announcement post ↗
Recovered from the Internet Archive · archived 17 Jun 2024 — not first-hand capture, dated by its own stated issue date (see methodology).

Presentations, as stated

Each product line re-expressed as the product named, the status the source stated and its expected-back phrase kept as written — not the source's sentence, and not an observation of stock. Roles are inferred from phrasing.

PresentationStatus, as statedExpected back, as statedStated in
Sulfasalazine 250mg/5ml oral suspension sugar freeaffected product · inferred from phrasingOut of stock, as statedearly June 2023precision: early in the month · window end 10 Jun 2023, derived from “early June 2023”notice of 21 Dec 2022
Sulfasalazine 500mg non-enteric coated tabletsnamed by the source as remaining available · inferred from phrasingStated as available— not stated for this linenotice of 21 Dec 2022

What changed

  1. 21 Dec 2022Supply notification issuedsource post
  2. 21 Dec 2022Expected backsource post

Provenance

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post:5069654f2463

Recorded
17 Jun 2024 15:02 UTC (Internet Archive capture)
the earliest capture we hold is the Internet Archive's, not first-hand
Capture route
Recovered from the Internet Archive — not first-hand capture
Read from
Community Pharmacy England post (DHSC notification as relayed)
Captured at
17 Jun 2024 15:02 UTC
Content hash
7cad5b3082e0d33ffbc97fe245338f289632bf366afa4bd0b0681c2475a40cde
sha256 of the captured bytes — proves what was captured, not that the source was correct
Source document
https://cpe.org.uk/our-news/medicine-supply-notification-sulfasalazine-250mg-in-5ml-oral-suspension-sugar-free ↗
Archive capture
https://web.archive.org/web/20240617150202id_/https://cpe.org.uk/our-news/medicine-supply-notification-sulfasalazine-250mg-in-5ml-oral-suspension-sugar-free ↗
Parser version
3
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