What's In My Meds

Investigation

What’s Really In
Your ADHD Medication?

An open-source investigation into the ingredients, manufacturing supply chains, and safety records of every ADHD medication sold in the United States.

Inspired by ProPublica’s Rx Inspector investigation into generic drug manufacturing transparency.

12

Drugs Tracked

150

Manufacturers

16,729

Ingredient Records

2,700

Label Versions

236

FDA Recalls

203

Formulation Changes

This project is a work in progress

The database is actively being expanded with additional drugs, manufacturers, and data sources. Existing data is continuously refined for accuracy. If you find discrepancies or have suggestions, reach out at hello@whatsinmymeds.com.

01

Ingredient Transparency

Generic Vyvanse manufacturers use between 14 and 20 inactive ingredients. Six ingredients in Sun Pharma's generic aren't in Takeda's brand-name version. We let you compare every manufacturer, side by side.

02

Supply Chain Gaps

Brand-name Vyvanse declares 5 manufacturing facilities. The Sun Pharma generic declares 1 — despite an 18-facility global network. When that facility failed, all 7 dosage strengths were recalled at once.

03

Silent Reformulations

We found 203 instances where manufacturers changed their inactive ingredients across 2,700 label versions. Patients are never notified. Our timeline tracks every change, every date, every ingredient.