Look up the generic name lisdexamfetamine and it has a couple of companies that have tentative approvals, like Actavis, Roxane, TEVA, Amneal, Myan, Sandoz and Norwich.
Even with approval, depending on the company, it might come out later or as others have mentioned, the company could sue others.
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It looks like there are a couple of companies that have applications in with the FDA for the generic version.
https://www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/cder/daf/index.cfm
Look up the generic name lisdexamfetamine and it has a couple of companies that have tentative approvals, like Actavis, Roxane, TEVA, Amneal, Myan, Sandoz and Norwich.
Even with approval, depending on the company, it might come out later or as others have mentioned, the company could sue others.