Kissable Diabetics Foot Cream shortage — US supply status & alternatives

Kissable Diabetics Foot Cream

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In supply · Australia

In supply · 🇦🇺 Australia · short in🇺🇸 US

In supply in Australia

Reading today’s signals…

✓ Can I substitute?

Per normal rules

Confirm with prescriber

⇄ Best alternative

None listed

refer to prescriber

◷ Expected back

No estimate

No estimate provided

Product attributes reference data we hold

Active ingredient (INN)	Kissable Diabetics Foot Cream
Therapeutic category	Auto-created by FDA Drug Enforcement — Foreign Manufacturer Recalls scraper
Controlled substance	No

Patient information leaflet (PIL)	Not on file

Summary of product characteristics (SPC)	Not on file

Trade price 🇦🇺 Australia · awaiting price ingest

🇦🇺 AU

Ex-manufacturer

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Dispensed (DPMQ)

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Pack

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Not yet captured for Australia

Official pricing isn’t on file for this market yet. PBS (Australia), NHS Drug Tariff (United Kingdom) and CMS NADAC (United States) feeds are prioritised; this panel populates automatically once the data lands.

Substitution pathways 🇦🇺 Australia · TGA

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No substitution instrument in force

Dispense per normal rules, or refer to the prescriber. No active SSSI/S19A instrument detected for this medicine.

Shortage status by regulator official notices

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United States

FDA-FE · 2h ago

High

Recalls official enforcement reports

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Kissable Diabetics Foot Cream

Brands International Corporation · Nov 2024

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Verified timeline regulator events

🇺🇸 13 Nov 2024

high reported

🇺🇸 13 Nov 2024

high reported

Sources official regulators

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FDA-FE

verified 2h ago

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FDA MedWatch

verified 2d ago

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Mederti Drug Report

Generated 1 July 2026 · Australia market · 2 regulatory sources

For health-professional reference only. Mederti aggregates shortage and substitution information from official regulatory sources. It is not clinical advice and data may be incomplete or delayed. Confirm any substitution or supply decision against the primary regulator source, the prescriber, and current clinical references (e.g. AMH) before acting. Terms.