That depends on the person and what effect they're looking for. Vyvanse has a longer half-life (last longer) and the desired effects are more stable throughout the effected time. Aderrall XR is less stable through it's shorter half-life; meaning that a person who is taking it can have more highs and lows throughout the effected time.
Adderall and Vyvanse are psychostimulant prescription drugs used to treat attention deficit hyperactivity, Adderall is more commonly used than Vyvanse.
That is the exact dosage of adderall and vyvanse that I take per my doc and it is working well for me
Vyvanse
It would more than likely not work, since Vyvanse is closely related to Adderall. I am being treated by a Psychiatrist for Narcolepsy. I am prescribed 50mg of Vyvanse per day. While Vyvanse is still an amphetamine salt it is a completely different drug than Adderall.
Vyvanse is lisdexamfetamine, while Adderall is dextroamphetamine, aka (a-methylphenethylamine). Vyvanse is a pro-drug for dextroamphetamine, meaning it is only active after you eat it, so there is little to no abuse potential. Basically, Vyvanse is dextroamphetamine bonded with lysine (an essential amino acid). The euphoria experienced with 50mg Vyvanse orally, is comparable to 25mg Adderall orally. However Adderall is active through insufflation (snorting) so I would assume the euphoria would be better on Adderall.
Yes, you should be able to do this safely. The two medications are very similar (Vyvanse is bonded to an amino acid and Adderall XR isn't) they contain essentially the same medication.
No, Ritalin is a stimulant such as Adderall, Vyvanse.. etc.
sure why not its the same stuff just dont OD
Meth is stronger- meth-amphetamine...Adderall is amphetamine... You pick!
In general, yes, Vyvanse is a stronger medicine than Concerta. Bothe medications are used to treat ADD and ADHD. Vyvanse is in the amphetamine drug class and Concerta is in the methylphenidate drug class.
Yes, mixing Adderall and Vyvanse can be extremely harmful to the body. Both medications are CNS stimulants, and have very serious side effects on their own. The combination can be dangerous. Do not attempt this unless your physician informed you to do so. Even if you had a prior prescription to Adderall and later have Vyvanse added, the physician should know about your prior prescription and inform you of how to switch over. It is always recommended you inform your physician if you take Adderall before being prescribed anything from them (unless of course they are your primary physician or caregiver, in which case they will already know)
Dextroamphetamine is a component of Adderall, so it is not accurate to say that dextroamphetamine is stronger than Adderall. Adderall contains a combination of dextroamphetamine and amphetamine salts, making it a more complex medication than just dextroamphetamine alone.