As temperatures drop and cases of influenza rise both locally and nationwide, some pharmacies are beginning to struggle with a shortage of a medication widely used to treat the flu.
both locally and nationwide, some pharmacies are beginning to struggle with a shortage of a medication widely used to treat the flu.
Increased demand due to the rise in cases has been observed in recent weeks, according to a spokesperson from CVS. Additionally, a statement from Walgreens acknowledged"temporary and isolated" shortages of Tamiflu at their pharmacies. Those looking for Tamiflu are advised to call their local Walgreens and ask about availability., prescription fills for Tamilfu have reached their highest fall levels since 2013, with demand expected to rise with winter still on the horizon.
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