Orange book supplement vyvanse?

Do you mean the FDA’s Orange Book (Approved Drug Products with Therapeutic Equivalence Evaluations) and how Vyvanse appears there, or are you asking about a specific “orange book supplement” (like a supplemental FDA approval) related to Vyvanse?

Here’s a quick primer to help:

- The Orange Book is a list of FDA-approved drug products and their therapeutic equivalence status. It shows brand-name products (like Vyvanse) and any approved generics, plus their TE ratings (e.g., A, AB, B). It does not list dietary supplements.

- Vyvanse (lisdexamfetamine dimesylate) is a prescription ADHD stimulant. If a generic lisdexamfetamine tablet is approved, it will appear in the Orange Book with its own TE status. An AB- or A-rated entry generally indicates therapeutic equivalence to the brand product, meaning the generic is interchangeable in most cases.

- If you’re asking about “supplements” in the sense of labeling or formulation changes to Vyvanse, those would be listed as Supplemental New Drug Applications (sNDA) or labeling changes on the FDA/Orange Book entry for the product, with the approval date and details.

If you tell me exactly what you want to know (e.g., current TE status for lisdexamfetamine generics, how to look it up, or whether a specific supplement/label change exists), I can tailor the steps or provide a current summary.