How do I find Suboxone in stock near me?

Call pharmacies near you and ask for Suboxone film in the strength on your prescription. Check more than one, including grocery and independent pharmacies.

What strengths does Suboxone come in?

The FDA's National Drug Code Directory lists Suboxone film in 2 mg/0.5 mg, 4 mg/1 mg, 8 mg/2 mg and 12 mg/3 mg. Your prescription says which one is yours.

Is Suboxone a controlled medication?

Yes. The FDA's National Drug Code Directory lists Suboxone as a Schedule III controlled medication. Some pharmacies will not discuss controlled-medication stock by phone. Ask the pharmacist whether they can fill your prescription.

What do the two numbers in a Suboxone strength mean?

The FDA's directory pairs two ingredient strengths for each film: buprenorphine hydrochloride first, then naloxone hydrochloride. The 8 mg/2 mg entry lists 8 mg and 2 mg per film.

Find Suboxone in stock near you

To find Suboxone in stock near you, call pharmacies and ask whether they have Suboxone film in the strength on your prescription in stock. Check more than one, including grocery and independent pharmacies. Or have RxFinder call up to 40 pharmacies near you for $29.99. Answers come by email in about an hour while pharmacies are open. Retries and stock confirmation can take longer.

About Suboxone

These facts come from the FDA's National Drug Code Directory, checked November 10, 2026.

Generic name: buprenorphine hydrochloride and naloxone hydrochloride
Form: film that dissolves under the tongue or inside the cheek
Strengths listed in the directory: 2 mg/0.5 mg, 4 mg/1 mg, 8 mg/2 mg and 12 mg/3 mg
DEA schedule: Schedule III controlled medication
Package listed in the directory: cartons of 30 pouches, one film in each
Labeler listed in the directory: Indivior Inc.

The directory pairs two ingredient strengths for each film. For example, the 8 mg/2 mg entry lists buprenorphine hydrochloride at 8 mg and naloxone hydrochloride at 2 mg per film.

What to ask the pharmacy

Give both numbers exactly as your prescription reads, for example "Suboxone 8 mg/2 mg film, the quantity on my prescription."

State what your prescription specifies, and ask the pharmacist about substitution. If they are out, ask when their next order comes in.

Read what to do when a pharmacy will not say over the phone, and our guide on how to find medication in stock.

The FDA shortage list

The FDA lists reported national drug shortages on its drug shortage list. It does not show local stock, and a medication missing from the list can still be hard to find near you.

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Questions

How do I find Suboxone in stock near me?: Call pharmacies near you and ask for Suboxone film in the strength on your prescription. Check more than one, including grocery and independent pharmacies.
What strengths does Suboxone come in?: The FDA's National Drug Code Directory lists Suboxone film in 2 mg/0.5 mg, 4 mg/1 mg, 8 mg/2 mg and 12 mg/3 mg. Your prescription says which one is yours.
Is Suboxone a controlled medication?: Yes. The FDA's National Drug Code Directory lists Suboxone as a Schedule III controlled medication. Some pharmacies will not discuss controlled-medication stock by phone. Ask the pharmacist whether they can fill your prescription.
What do the two numbers in a Suboxone strength mean?: The FDA's directory pairs two ingredient strengths for each film: buprenorphine hydrochloride first, then naloxone hydrochloride. The 8 mg/2 mg entry lists 8 mg and 2 mg per film.

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Source: FDA National Drug Code Directory, checked November 10, 2026. Not endorsed by FDA.

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