I get notes about this in patient-wide emails from my psychiatrist - it's a nationwide market supply issue that's been lurching for over a year. Here's a sample from his email below:

We’re in the midst of a completely avoidable manufactured crisis resulting in major disruptions to people getting their stimulants (Adderall, Ritalin, etc).

First, let’s get the blame out of the way:  it’s the government’s fault.  The DEA (Drug Enforcement Agency) watches stimulant prescriptions like a hawk.  Every physician in America has to buy a special license (and pay $900 every two years) to keep this license for the pleasure of writing for stimulants.  Additionally, pretty much every state tracks us when we do (www.txpmp.org)/1/01000185ad826d0b-632d0f79-d98e-4461-9cce-31035b60e2d6-000000/nv48nYoV0c-4UaxMh9rx4C_mkrY=304).  The docs at [redacted] then pay the electronic medical record additional money to process these prescriptions and the law requires us to use time-sucking two party authentication for every prescription we send (it’s an app that takes 2-5 seconds off our life for every script we send…and those scripts are authenticated individually; no bulk batching.)

To put it mildly, the government tracks every single stimulant pill we send.  They know EXACTLY how many are in circulation.  With supply chain, staffing, and online prescribers putting a strain on the system over the last 2 years, the government has watched this cluster build and then break the stimulant pipeline.  It’s yet another reason why I hate our healthcare system.

Glad I'm not on it because that sounds like hell amigo