

Is Mydayis still in shortage in 2026? Get the latest update on availability, pricing, and what you can do to find your ADHD medication.
If you take Mydayis for ADHD, you've likely experienced the frustration of hearing "out of stock" from your pharmacy — again. The amphetamine shortage that began in late 2022 has dragged on longer than anyone expected, and patients who rely on Mydayis have been caught in the middle.
In this update, we'll cover the current state of the shortage, what's changed, how much Mydayis costs in 2026, and what options are available to help you stay on track with your treatment.
Yes. As of early 2026, amphetamine extended-release products — including Mydayis — remain in shortage. The American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP) continues to list multiple strengths and formulations as being on back order from various manufacturers.
That said, the situation has improved compared to the worst of the shortage in 2023-2024. The DEA increased amphetamine production quotas in fall 2025, which has allowed manufacturers to produce more. But production increases take time to flow through the supply chain, and demand continues to outpace supply for some formulations.
Mydayis is particularly affected because it's a niche product. Unlike generic Adderall XR, which dozens of manufacturers produce, Mydayis has fewer suppliers. When the overall amphetamine supply is tight, Mydayis tends to be one of the hardest products to find.
The shortage comes down to several interconnected factors:
For a deeper dive, read our article on why Mydayis is so hard to find.
Cost remains a significant concern for many patients, especially those without good insurance coverage.
The retail cash price for a 30-day supply of brand-name Mydayis ranges from $345 to $466, depending on the strength and pharmacy.
The FDA has approved generic versions of Mydayis (mixed amphetamine salts extended-release). When available, the generic version costs significantly less:
However, generic availability is inconsistent due to the shortage. You may find that the generic is even harder to locate than the brand in some areas.
Most insurance plans cover Mydayis, but often with restrictions:
For tips on reducing your costs, see our guide on how to save money on Mydayis.
While there's no single breakthrough that's solved the shortage, several positive developments have occurred:
Here are the most effective strategies for locating Mydayis right now:
For a complete walkthrough, read our guide on how to find Mydayis in stock near you.
The Mydayis shortage in 2026 is real, but it's not as severe as it was in 2023-2024. The situation is gradually improving thanks to increased DEA quotas and additional generic competition. Still, finding Mydayis requires persistence and planning.
If you can't find Mydayis at all, your prescriber can help you explore alternative ADHD medications like Adderall XR, Vyvanse, or Concerta. These are well-established treatments that can bridge the gap until Mydayis supply stabilizes.
Stay informed, use the right tools, and work closely with your healthcare team. You have more options than you might think.
You focus on staying healthy. We'll handle the rest.
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