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Hey all -- I live near Cincinnati, OH and Adderall IR (generic) has been scarce at best. Back in Sept 2011 I had to call about 10 pharmacies before I found one that had 20mg IR Qty 60. Since then my doc switched me over to Adderall (ER) b/c it is easier to find. I'm not a big fan of how to Adderall (ER) made me feel (little anxious, restless, and oddly enough I had a lot of disorganized thinking -- very strange). Doc put me on Vyvanse this month and not tolerating it well.
Different manufactures are now making adderall. The original maker's patient ran out so the new makers are filling it with fillers to make it cheaper to produce. Now you need more to get the same effect.
I am curious if there are any supplements that may balance the negative effects of Adderall. The medication makes me anxious, irritable and tired - these side effects show up a few days after I take it and last for a day or so. A little about me - I am pursuing a professional degree that entails many hours of studying. I don't take Adderall every day; however, when I do take it, I take two to three 30 mgs within a twelve hour span.
At Walgreens, we currently carry the Barr manufacturer brand of generic Adderall. All the forms of generic Adderall and all strengths from Barr manufacturer do not contain neither Gluten nor Lactose. Wishing you the best! Be well.
) as there may be different generic manufacturers of the same drug. With that said, commercially available medications and their generic equivalents should contain a bio-equivalent active ingredient. If a generic is used there should be no loss of potency. I would recommend for your friend to follow up further with the pharmacy, if she is still concerned, to determine what the most appropriate next steps may be.
I too had never heard of adderall before my wife mentioned it. It is amphetamine salts, that is the generic name for it. It increases dopamine levels and helps people focus, and a side effect is that it reduces appetite. Many doctors will not prescribe it, but I do not understand why. I have no side effects from it and it makes me feel great. I know it would not be a long term med, but under a doctors care, in low doses, seems like the way to go.
I am wondering if there is anything less costly I can get for her that we would get the same results with or if anyone knows of any programs to help us, perhaps through the manufacturer, to get us by. She really does need this, without it she's mean as a rattlesnake and does very poorly in school. She was really hysterical when she found out we couldn't get them. She really wants to feel good inside.
Hi Linzr and cyberersal and medgreeddisgust - thanks for adding to this conversation based on your own experiences. Since Provigil went generic, I have been taking modafinil - there are days I try to not take the pill and I find by about 3 pm or so, I really just want to put my head down on my desk and sleep. This, of course, is not an option, so I go back to taking the modafinil and it does make a difference.
I am not sure about specific details, but certainly generalized sleep disturbances are a very common feature of CFS, and narcolepsy has been reported in CFS patients.
Knowing other people who take Klonopin and lead pretty full lives, even with moderate alcohol involved, I decided that trying to Rouche brand was my last option. My good friend told me that the generic adderall she was given before was making her eyes twitch and giving her tension headaches and spasms in her necks. Her Dr. told her to request the brand name, and she did and takes it now. She agreed that brand name drugs are better and cleaner.
Strangely, though, when I switched between stimulant medications--from generic Dextrostat to generic Adderall--the strange side-effects of the thyroid medication go away. I get sensitivities to lots of things--meds that don't work often not only do not help, but make me feel anxious.
I've come to realize however that Concerta and my normal dose of coffee creates something akin to anxiety, or just general nervousness or perhaps a degree of panic. Now I know that if I am going to have a meeting over coffee during the morning (I still love coffee) I shouldn't take a Concerta before and I should wait to take it later in the afternoon.
impairment of memory, slow thinking, dysthymia, tired. I am 24/male/caucasian generally in good spirits and never depressed but just feel like crap 24/7. Current suspicions are Toxoplasmosis or CSF fungal infection. I have not been tested for either, yet. --------------------------------------------- Narrative MRI HEAD WITH AND WITHOUT CONTRAST 07/26/2010 TECHNIQUE:Routine brain MRI with and without IV MultiHance contrast..
I called in for one more refill today, and will ask my PCP next week about Ritalin or Adderall; my ms neuro suggested Ritalin if I couldn't afford Provigil. I'm afraid that the Ritalin will give me tachycardia, as a similar medication did several years ago. Now I'm thinking; will my insurance even cover the Ritalin, without a diagnosis? I should grab my formulary...
And about the original topic of adderall. I was on Adderall for a short period of time and i HATED it. I had censitivity to light, headaches, and my concentration was horrible. And i know Jennifer is gonna say something like im proving her point well guess what im not. Its very comprable to the sideaffects of someone taking allergy meds and having a bad reaction to those. It DID NOT CAUSE ANY DAMAGE WHAT SO EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I am a 32-year old male, married with 5 children (yes, they're all mine from the same marriage). I have a history of methamphetamine abuse during my later teens and a relapse about 5 years ago for about 6 months. Since then, I have tried to "control" my life problems by self medicating in various ways (beer, Vicodin, Adderall, benzos, etc.), keeping it all "legal" and (mostly) as prescribed to not be "abusing" anything.
Now I heard on news about a certain manufacturer Teva that's withdrawing its version of the generic. I think I'll go for the brand name from now on!
It was time for a second opinion. After a couple of adjustments, my new Dr. has me on 40 mg of Adderall each morning. I now feel 100% normal and am back to my old self. This has been a miracle for me. I saw my wife tearing up a couple of nights ago and asked her what was wrong. She said she was only crying because she was happy. She has not seen "me" in a long, long time. Killed me to hear that because I have been putting off going to a new Dr.
Ritalin (methylphenidate), Dexedrine and DextroStat (dextroamphetamine or d-amphetamine), Adderall (d-amphetamine and amphetamine mixture), Desoxyn and Gradumet (methamphetamine), and Cylert (pemoline). Except for Cylert, all of these drugs have nearly identical effects and side effects. Ritalin and the amphetamines can for most purposes be considered one type of drug. The number of children being drugged has escalated several-fold in the last few years.
I am not senile, mentally deficient or even mildly disturbed. Paxil became generic around 1992. And no, it did not become ineffective. I simply made the decision to get off an addictive (by whatever definition you choose) medication. GFY.
This is a good example about how people generalize. Yes, there are some doctors that will prescribe just about anything under the sun, because they want money, but more often than not that isn't the case. I was diagnosed with Bipolar and ADHD when I was 9. That diagnose has stuck, and I'm 22 years old, and have seen plenty of different Psychiatrists for evals.
You know how you feel on what you take, so experiment a little. But, generally, the slower the better. A lot of people have a hard time tapering, but that is the way to do it comfortably. And, you didn't get addicted overnight, so you don't have to get off of them overnight either. There is no magic number for tapering. Just make sure there is a steady decline in your intake over time.
you had asked me if during my adderall "time" if i had problems with my hair falling out. i didnt experience that but i've always had long, thick hair and i got it cut short(shoulder length) during my addiction time. what i have noticed is that it really has not grown very much in the past 9 months or so. i used to have to get my hair cut about every 8-10 wks and i mean really cut. the thickness still grows in but the length barely grows at all.
Legal in my home state, they are sold at liquor stores, gas stations and even health food stores for $4 to $7 per bottle of sixty 25mg tabs. This is the stuff that is used to manufacture methamphetamine around these parts of the midwest...if that tells you anything? I still use them but rarely take more than 100mg per day. If you(I) take more, you end up like a Zombie or worse. Apparently, you cannot use them in moderation so be prepared for some extreme health problems.
I hope everyone who is serious about finding the truth about the drug Paxil and it's horrible withdrawal symptoms will be sure to notify their health care providers of all of the symptoms experienced with this drug and insist that the details be documented and reported to the manufacturer, distributors, pharmacists and anyone in the medical field who can process this information officially and end the notion that these symptoms are "hearsay", simply because the drug company has not
Gooberman's site states that the pellet is not made by a drug manufacturer. The visit was definetly helpful I'm feeling pretty decent today. But it was strange. The Dr. who tended to me looked skeptical when I told him I had a prescription for oxys that insurance paid for every month. Kind of like"well, what's the problem".Then when I kept asking about how to inject the buprenex under my skin,I didn't get much help.
If I eat about half the recommended serving size for a low-starch/low-sugar meal, I'm generally okay as far as pain goes, but I'm really hungry for most of the day. I know that I could eat small snacks, but most snacks have some sort of refined sugar, which tends to make me feel lousy and causes a dull pain at the least. @tomsant Interesting suggestion, and brings a new meaning to "sweet tooth"! I do in fact have teeth that are very sensitive to hot and cold.
Have you noticed that you're a little different in general as well? And I totally agree that someone could make a good research paper about this. I would love to be tested for the allergy, but I have a little baby at home and not much time to go pursue that. I think I'm just doomed to be miserable. My body reacts to antidepressants the same way it does to caffeine pretty much, so I can't even take those to even out my mood :( I'm taking them to feel less anxious, not more.
Since then I have gained weight on my own,and do not have insurance,but I have purchased topamax(generic form) online but do not remember the correct way to take it for the weightloss,i do remember that they were supposed to be started gradually,and yes i am willing to take the risks to lose the weight as i do know that topamax works.Can someone please tell me the proper way to take topamax for weight loss?? Thanks so much.
Let me say that I've never snorted cocaine so I could be wrong about your condition. Several years ago, I worked in a plant that manufactures car batteries. One day I was enveloped in a cloud of gas containing acid and breathed in the fumes before I could get my respirator on. The acid ate through the membranes in my nostrils and they became a painful bloody mess. These membranes are less than paper thick and contain many capillaries and nerve cells-very sensitive stuff.
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