Adderall Question?
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GreenChronicPosted
Sat 06 Dec 2008 9:06pm
I just now got perscribed to adderall, every day It makes my pinky and ring finger knuckle turn discolored like purple. What is this caused by?
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Teva’s Generic Adderall XR
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M. Frederick V.Posted
Wed 22 Jul 2009 11:11pm
In April of 2009, Adderall XR went generic.
According to this article in Philadelphia Business Journal:
“(O)n Thursday, Teva Pharmaceutical Industries became the first company to launch a generic version of Shire’s attention deficit-hyperactivity disorder drug Adderall XR.”
My first thought was: here we go again.
When the immediate release form
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Adderall is a common drug prescr...
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Kristen G.Posted
Fri 12 Sep 2008 8:31amAdderall is a common drug prescribed for ADD or ADHD.
Why is it that so many people have problems with this drug?
Why have people died from this drug?
It’s because Adderall is highly used for the wrong reasons.
Let me tell you about a blog that I just read and maybe it will shed some insight…
In this blog, the girl mentions that she had
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Teva’s Generic Adderall XR
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M. Frederick V.Posted
Fri 17 Jul 2009 11:50pm
In April of 2009, Adderall XR went generic.
My first thought was: here we go again.
When the immediate release form of Adderall went generic a few years ago, it caused a shitstorm. In particular, CorePharma’s cheap pink generic version of Adderall IR caused a shitstorm that I participated in.
For one, the pink generic Adderall was noticeably
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Dexedrine vs Adderall (Pros and Cons)
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Hope Despite DepressionPosted
Wed 06 Oct 2010 1:36pm
Recently my doctor switched me from Dexedrine to Adderall (well - the generic of Adderall) and the BIG difference between two two is that the generic Adderall... that with the generic Adderall I would have to cut the tabs and take them a couple times a day. The problem with that is you don't get the steady "flow" of medication throughout the day
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The Effectiveness of Adderall as an ADHD Medication
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Nicolas I.Posted
Thu 22 Jan 2009 6:54pmAdderall as an ADHD stimulant medication
Adderall is one of the most popular (and currently one of the most "trendy") types of ADHD medication. As a stimulant drug, Adderall is chemically and functionally similar to other ADHD stimulants including Ritalin, Dexedrine, Concerta or Focalin. However, while most of these medications contain either
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JOURNAL: Adderall
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annhertelPosted
Sun 20 Sep 2009 10:20pm
My pdoc did give me a Rx for this good stuff, and the best news is that it does not interact with Lamictal or Prozac. He advised to not take a full does of Adderall with a full does of Ativan at the same time, but I can take the Ativan three hours after I take the Adderall. Which makes sense becaue those two pills, while one is an upper and one
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Putting Adderall in the Water--Irrestistible!
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Dr. Summer J.Posted
Mon 02 Aug 2010 4:03pm
I have, from time to time, jokingly accused my neuro-enhancement colleagues about wanting to put cognition improving drugs in the water. All of them have resoundingly denied (publicly anyway) wanting to do it. Until now. Oxford professor Julian Savulescu has...
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Adderall Makes You Crazy (The Lindsay Lohan Cautionary Tale)
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Charlotte H.Posted
Tue 24 Aug 2010 8:39pm
brought on by addiction to the AD/HD drug Adderall . And in this, Lindsay may be more normal than we'd like her to be.
It is estimated that about 25% of college students take Adderall or Ritalin for non-medical purposes. No one really knows for sure because students are understandably reluctant to 'fess up to their amphetamine use although ask any
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