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Vyvanse is so much better for me personally. But it's expensive af
I loved Vyvanse. I was able to advance at work because of Vyvanse.
And then out of nowhere my insurance decides, not it's $350 a month. Back to adderall I went.
Yeah, it's $250 a month for me. No thanks, I'll just be all over the place.
The Vyvanse patent expired recently and generics are available now for cheaper. My insurance is willing to cover the generic, it's possible yours will too
Great to know! Will look into it.