Price of vyvanse?

Prices for Vyvanse vary a lot by country, pharmacy, dosage, and whether you’re paying cash or have insurance. I can give you a ballpark for the US and tips to save, but I’ll need a couple details to be exact.

What I can tell you now:
- In the United States, paying cash (no insurance) for a 30-day supply of Vyvanse is typically several hundred dollars. A common rough range is roughly the mid-to-upper hundreds of dollars for a 30-day supply, with higher doses (and different quantities) costing more.
- With insurance, copays can be much lower, often ranging from $0 to around $80–100 depending on your formulary.
- Vyvanse is brand-name; generic lisdexamfetamine may or may not be available in your area yet, but availability varies by country and pharmacy.

Ways to save:
- Check GoodRx or your local pharmacy’s cash price to compare.
- Look for manufacturer savings cards or patient assistance programs on the Vyvanse/Takeda website.
- Talk to your pharmacist about generic options (if available in your area) or alternate ADHD meds with similar effects.
- Ask your insurer about formulary tier and preferred alternatives.

If you tell me:
- your country or region,
- the exact dosage (e.g., 30 mg, 50 mg, 70 mg),
- and the quantity (e.g., 30 capsules),
- whether you want cash price or price with insurance,

I can give a more specific ballpark and tips tailored to your situation.