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The USA supply problem
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this post was submitted on 31 Aug 2024
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Not sure if I've just lucked out or my area of the country isn't feeling the effects, but I have literally had zero issues getting my prescriptions filled. In fact, since generic Vyvanse has come out in the last few years, I'm now paying less than $25 a refill when before I was paying over $150. I have never had a delay or a need to go to some specialty pharmacy.
So what gives? Is this actually an issue? Is it only hitting certain parts of the country? I see lots of videos like this but my experience is such a stark difference, I'm just utterly confused.