If you have good insurance (so most people here that work full-time jobs in tech), then you should be paying almost nothing for Vyvanse. If you don't have insu

If you have good insurance (so most people here that work full-time jobs in tech), then you should be paying almost nothing for Vyvanse. If you don't have insurance, then contact Shire's affordance help or use one of those prescription assistance companies that handles it for you. I don't have insurance and I pay $35/mo to a company that got Shire to give me a free voucher for my 3-month prescription. Just wanted to point that out to others. Also, it's ridiculous that things like GoodRX and 3rd party assistance programs are viable business models.