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Alberta still owes $49M on a failed 2022 drug deal due to quality issues, with no new supplies confirmed.
Alberta is still working to fulfill $49 million of a $70 million 2022 contract with Turkish drugmaker Atabay for acetaminophen and ibuprofen, after only $21 million worth of imported medication was approved due to dosage and consistency issues.
Health Canada began reviewing Atabay’s generic acetaminophen submission in August 2024, but no approval date has been set.
Since 2023, Alberta Health Services has explored alternatives, including a costly intravenous acetaminophen, with no final purchases made.
A new agreement with importer MHCare allows prepayments to apply to future orders, but no decisions on drugs, volumes, or costs have been confirmed.
Alberta todavía debe $ 49M en un acuerdo fallido de medicamentos de 2022 debido a problemas de calidad, sin nuevos suministros confirmados.