Parents now have a children’s medicine shortage to add to Joe Biden’s ongoing baby formula shortage.
“[A] shortage of children’s medications is leaving parents scrambling to care for their kids as three potentially deadly diseases permeate the United States,” reports Business Insider
The explosion of the three illnesses has left parents demanding more medications than stores and suppliers anticipated — leading to a shortage.
“Everybody is sick, and everybody needs medicine at once,” and companies can’t keep up with the high demand, Joanna Dolgoff, a pediatrician and spokeswoman for the American Academy of Pediatricians, told the Washington Post this month.
And with short supply, retailers from CVS to Walgreens to Target have limited the amount of children’s pain medication customers can purchase at once.
This is not the first report of these shortages. Last week, Breitbart News reported on Target rationing children’s medicine:
Target is restricting purchases of specific children’s medicines as the nation endures what has been dubbed the “tripledemic” — a rise in cases of flu, coronavirus, and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV).
Shoppers trying to find Tylenol, Advil, and Motrin are only allowed two per transaction on the store’s website or inside its brick and mortar locations, the Daily Mail reported Tuesday.

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