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UK supplies of Lamictal tablets

21 November, 2012

GSK, the company who manufacture the epilepsy medicine Lamictal, do not have any supplies of the following versions of Lamictal to send out at the moment:

  • 25mg and 100mg tablets
  • 100mg dispersible tablets

They hope to have supplies available again by the end of November.

If your pharmacist does not have these tablets in stock, you could try taking your prescription to a different pharmacist.

If you are still not able to get hold of your usual version of Lamictal, please get advice from your doctor about what to do.

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