Takeda Pharmaceuticals Australia Pty Ltd is conducting a Product Alert for VYVANSE lisdexamfetamine dimesilate capsules in the following dosages: 20 mg, 30 mg, 40 mg, 50 mg, 60 mg, and 70 mg - refer to the table below for further details.
Example of the external affected packaging of Vyvanse 60mg
Takeda Pharmaceuticals Australia Pty Ltd has identified two minor typographical errors on the current VYVANSE packaging.
The packaging states:
These minor errors have led to customer complaints, concerns being raised in social media and an increase in reports of suspected adverse events.
These minor typographical errors do not impact the quality of the Vyvanse capsules or patient safety.
Patients should continue taking Vyvanse capsules according to their health professional's instructions.
Anyone who is concerned in any way about the use of these products should consult their health professional.
| ARTG number | Strength | Product code | Affected batches | Expiry dates |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 284019 | 20 mg | 6510064 |
Various Batches Distributed since April 2024 | Sep 2026 – Mar 2028 |
| 199227 | 30 mg | 6510065 | Oct 2026 – Mar 2028 | |
| 284020 | 40 mg | 6510063 | Oct 2026 – Mar 2028 | |
| 199226 | 50 mg | 6510060 | Oct 2026 – Mar 2028 | |
| 284021 | 60 mg | 6510062 | Oct 2026 – Mar 2028 | |
| 199228 | 70 mg | 6510061 | Oct 2026 – Mar 2028 |
Following social media commentary about this matter, there was an increase in suspected adverse event reports submitted to the TGA regarding Vyvanse.
In September 2025 we completed an investigation into questions about Vyvanse’s potential lack of effectiveness, quality and safety, and found no issues of concern.For more information on this investigation, go to: Medicine safety update: Vyvanse (lisdexamfetamine dimesilate).
Anyone with a concern about their medicine should consult a health professional.
Consumers and health professionals are encouraged to report problems with medicines or vaccines. Your report will contribute to the TGA’s monitoring of these products.
The TGA cannot give advice about an individual's medical condition. You are strongly encouraged to talk with a health professional if you are concerned about a possible adverse event associated with a medicine or vaccine.