The short version
Only one company currently supplies this market — there is no backup if it stumbles.
Market view
montelukast · Powder
1 marketed package NDCs · 1 active manufacturer
Most dispensed: SODIUM 10 mg · Tablet · #30 tablets/bottle · SODIUM 10 mg · Tablet · #90 tablets/bottle · SODIUM 10 mg · Tablet · #500 tablets/bottle · SODIUM 10 mg · Tablet, Film Coated · #1000 tablet, film coateds/bottle
What changed in the last 90 days
Every detected change for montelukast, newest first — price moves, shortages, recalls, and manufacturers entering or leaving. Detected by comparing each day’s federal data against the day before.
- MontelukastAug 19, 2026Price upNADAC $0.04027 → $0.04154 per unit (+3.15%)
- MontelukastAug 19, 2026Price upNADAC $0.04027 → $0.04154 per unit (+3.15%)
- MontelukastAug 19, 2026Price upNADAC $0.04027 → $0.04154 per unit (+3.15%)
- MontelukastAug 19, 2026Price upNADAC $0.04027 → $0.04154 per unit (+3.15%)
- MontelukastAug 19, 2026Price upNADAC $0.04027 → $0.04154 per unit (+3.15%)
- MontelukastAug 19, 2026Price upNADAC $0.04027 → $0.04154 per unit (+3.15%)
- MontelukastAug 19, 2026Price upNADAC $0.04027 → $0.04154 per unit (+3.15%)
- MontelukastAug 19, 2026Price upNADAC $0.04027 → $0.04154 per unit (+3.15%)
- MontelukastAug 6, 2026Mfr enteredCoupler LLC · montelukast
- MontelukastAug 6, 2026New productCoupler LLC
Same drug class
Other molecules FDA puts in Leukotriene Receptor Antagonist, with whether each is in shortage right now. Same class is not the same drug — substitution is a clinical decision, and this is a supply picture, not a recommendation.
Common questions
- Is Montelukast in shortage right now?
- No. FDA does not currently list Montelukast in shortage. This page is rebuilt every morning from FDA's shortage database, so a new posting appears here the day it is published.
- Who makes Montelukast?
- 18 companies have marketed Montelukast in the last 30 days, according to the FDA NDC Directory. Every manufacturer and package is listed on this page.
- What does Montelukast cost?
- The typical pharmacy pays about $0.0415 per unit, based on the most recent CMS NADAC survey of actual acquisition costs. That is what the pharmacy pays for the drug itself — not the cash price, and not what an insurer is billed.
All marketed products
Expand a strength to see its dosage forms, then package sizes, then each manufacturer and NDC. Click an NDC for its full detail page.