Concerta is a stimulant, like Ritalin. If you take it before bed, it will probably keep you up.
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I have taken 8 in the last 16 hours. They don´t seem to be working any more. I was researching the subject when I found this question. My doctor prescribed 2 a day
No, you should not smoke Concerta (methylphenidate) or any form of medication that is not designed for smoking. Concerta is an extended-release tablet intended for oral use to treat ADHD. Smoking it can lead to serious health risks, including lung damage and unpredictable effects due to the alteration of the drug's delivery mechanism. Always use medications as prescribed by a healthcare professional.
I wouldn't unless that's what the doctors orders are. If you are only supposed to take one only take one. I work for a psychiatrist and although I have seen them switch someone from Concerta to Adderall or vice versa, I have never seen them prescribe both at once or recommend that they switch in the middle of the day. Concerta is long acting and although you might feel a come down feeling after it peaks, it is active in your body for on average 12 hours from the time it is taken. If you take the Adderall while the Concerta is still in your system I doubt it would make you feel better and could even make you feel worse.
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Concerta is a central nervous stimulant which affects chemicals in the brain that contribute to hyperactivity and impulse control. Concerta is used to treat ADHD. Concerta is a brand-name for extended release methylphenidate. Methylphenidate is a controlled substance in most countries and is only dispensed under the authorization of a doctor. Methylphenidate works by increasing two chemicals in the brain: dopamine and norepinephrine. Both chemicals play a role in focus and attention, and by raising these levels methylphenidate is able to help a person concentrate and sit still for longer periods of time. Concerta comes in several extended release doses: 18, 27, 36, and 54 osmotic controlled release capsules. See related questions for information on side effects, what to avoid, and drug interactions.