What medicines contain amphetamines?

In The United States Desoxyn (methamphetamine), manufactured by Lundbeck, is available and FDA approved for ADHD although use of Desoxyn for the treatment of narcolepsy is essentially universally accepted. Desoxyn, like other amphetamines, may also be appropriate for certain other conditions although use of amphetamines (especially methamphetamine) for conditions aside from ADHD and narcolepsy is not very common.

A generic manufactured by Mylan Pharmaceuticals is also available.

No other medications contain methamphetamine, at least not an abusable form of methamphetamine. However some over-the-counter nasal decongestant vapor inhalers contain levmetamfetamine which despite its name (changed due to the stigma around methamphetamine) is methamphetamine. However methamphetamine has multiple isomers, each with different effects. The methamphetamine in Desoxyn is more accurately known as dextromethamphetamine where as levomethamphetamine, which has no abuse potential, is found in nasal decongestants. The dextro isomer is like your right hand and the levo isomer is like your left hand, they are mirror images of the same thing.