

Can't find Xelstrym at your pharmacy? Use these tools and tips to locate the ADHD patch in stock near you, including Medfinder and partner pharmacies.
Xelstrym — the first and only transdermal Dextroamphetamine patch for ADHD — is a game-changer for many patients. But actually getting it filled? That's a different story. If you've been turned away by pharmacies or told "we don't stock that," this guide will walk you through the most effective ways to find Xelstrym in stock near you in 2026.
For background on why Xelstrym is so hard to find, check out our detailed explainer. This article focuses on actionable steps you can take right now.
The single fastest way to find Xelstrym in stock is to use Medfinder. Medfinder is a free search tool built specifically for hard-to-find medications. Here's how it works:
This saves you the frustration of driving from pharmacy to pharmacy or spending hours on the phone. Medfinder is especially useful for specialty and controlled medications like Xelstrym that aren't stocked everywhere.
Big chain pharmacies (CVS, Walgreens, Rite Aid) often don't carry Xelstrym because it's a newer brand-name product distributed through Noven's specialized C.A.N. (Care Access Network) Partner Pharmacy program. Independent pharmacies, on the other hand, are often more willing to:
When you call an independent pharmacy, ask specifically: "Are you a Noven C.A.N. Partner Pharmacy, or can you become one?" Many are happy to enroll if they know a patient needs it.
You can also use the Noven C.A.N. Partner Pharmacy Finder on the Xelstrym website or through the Mindful Patch app to locate partner pharmacies near you.
Noven Pharmaceuticals has a dedicated team to help patients access Xelstrym. Call the Noven C.A.N. Patient Access Team at 833-483-2178 (Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 7 PM EST). They can:
This is one of the most underused resources for Xelstrym patients. The team exists specifically to solve access problems.
Because Xelstrym is a Schedule II controlled substance, there are restrictions on how early you can fill or refill your prescription. Plan ahead:
Noven offers a free companion app called Mindful Patch that can help with your Xelstrym treatment. Beyond setting application and removal reminders, the app includes:
It's available for both iOS and Android and is a handy tool for managing your patch routine.
If you've tried all of the above and still can't locate Xelstrym, here are your next best options:
Several other ADHD medications use the same active ingredient (Dextroamphetamine) or a closely related compound. Options include:
Read our full guide on alternatives to Xelstrym for a detailed comparison.
Some Noven C.A.N. Partner Pharmacies offer mail-order delivery. While Schedule II medications have stricter rules around mailing, many states allow it through licensed pharmacies. Ask the Noven Patient Access Team for details.
Availability for newer medications improves over time as more pharmacies join the distribution network and awareness grows. If Xelstrym isn't available now, it may be in a few weeks. Use Medfinder to monitor availability without having to call around.
Even after you find a pharmacy with Xelstrym in stock, cost can be a barrier. A 30-day supply without insurance typically runs $350 to $500. If cost is a concern, check out our guide on how to save money on Xelstrym, which covers copay cards, patient assistance programs, and other discount strategies.
Finding Xelstrym takes more effort than filling a typical prescription, but it is possible with the right approach. Start with Medfinder, reach out to the Noven C.A.N. team, and don't overlook independent pharmacies. With a bit of persistence and the right tools, you can get the ADHD treatment that works for you.
You focus on staying healthy. We'll handle the rest.
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