Adderall

Look on the back to see the active ingredients, check if it has alcohol, or opiates such as codeine (if your getting it over the counter in the us, it shouldn't have this), and I would avoid anything with dextromethorphan. Anything else should be good, but you can ask a pharmacist/ check online if any active ingredients have abuse potential, just to be safe. Most over the counter cold medications should be fine as long as they don't have the three drugs mentioned above.

Yes they will, but they will show up as the same thing...amphetamine.

It depends on the type of test. It will test as an amphetamine on a base level test but an professional panel test can distinguish the difference because Vyvance only uses the D-amphetamine. Adderall uses four different types of amphetamines. So they can test by the presence or lack there of to determine. Virtually all drugs leave a unique footprint behind.

There is no way to tell.

I'll give you a hint, which number do you think is bigger?

120 mg is 90 mg more than 30 mg, therefore 120 mg is more. However the strongest adderall is 30 mg so you won't find something with a higher dosage than that.

I have always prefered IR to XR, because I believe that IR works alot longer than 3-5 hours or whatever. And XR can build you up at the beginning and make you feel as though it's worn off which leads people to take more and that's always a problem. IR I believe kicks in and doesn't wear off for 8+ hours and doesn't really make you feel bad 2 hours after taking it.

Not so much it's better, it depends on what you need to accomplish. A IR is best for doing alot within 4 hours, while XR's last around 8-10hours but felt less than it's IR counterpart.

Yes you can. Adderall [both Xr and instant release] are a synthetic amphetamine which are safe [though not recommended] to take with opiates as well as their semi-synthetic counter parts used for detox. Just be careful because suboxan can still be addictive. And for sources, I currently am prescribed both and doing fine, aside from the letting go of suboxan part. Work hard at it

No. Cocaine will show up as cocaine, adderall will show up as amphetamine.

Vicidon and heroin technically are both opiates. However, depending on the drug test will depend on which will show up. Most drug tests are done with a urine dip. Which is with a dip stick that will show only if certain things come up in your urine. Not being as detailed on this type of test yes they will show up as the same thing, being opiates. Now if a blood test is taken then most likely it will be sent to the lab and then a more detailed screen will be done showing weather or not it is an illegal drug or a prescription drug.

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The above answer is correct. But the two drugs have different chemical compositions and it will depend on the type of test. If you get a hair test, I will add, every single thing will show up and they are able to decipher exactly what was ingested.

This combination medication is used to treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder - ADHD. It works by changing the amounts of certain natural substances in the brain. Amphetamine/dextroamphetamine belongs to a class of drugs known as stimulants. Adderall for sale: Simply email aidedmeds@gmail .com to buy, fast and reliable. It can help increase your ability to pay attention, stay focused on an activity, and control behavior problems. It may also help you to organize your tasks and improve listening skills.This drug is also used to treat a certain sleeping disorder (narcolepsy) to help you stay awake during the day. It should not be used to treat tiredness or to hold off sleep in people who do not have a sleep disorder.

How to use Adderall

Take this medication by mouth with or without food as directed by your doctor, usually 1 to 3 times a day. The first dose is usually taken when you wake up in the morning. If more doses are prescribed, take them as directed by your doctor, usually 4-6 hours apart. Taking this medication late in the day may cause trouble sleeping (insomnia).

The dosage is based on your medical condition and response to treatment. Your doctor may adjust your dose to find the dose that is best for you. Follow your doctor's instructions carefully.

Use this medication regularly to get the most benefit from it. To help you remember, take it at the same time(s) each day.

Adderall does not affect your body in any way that could directly cause any reaction when you stop taking it. The simple answer is that you will feel how you did before you started Adderall, which might seem different if you are too accustomed to the feeling of taking it. Adderall may be taken whatever days you choose and doesn't require to be taken on a regular basis. Start and stop as you wish as long as you can function without it.

You shouldn't need to take both, as Venlafaxine(Effexor) has some stimulatory effects. If you are taking the Effexor for depression or anxiety I would not recommend taking it with Adderall. Adderall has the potential to cause feelings of anxiety, because your brain works overtime, and this can be difficult for some people. Also if you were to stop taking the Adderall (if you did start using it or if you already are) there is a potential for you to feel depressed, this could also happen if your body gets used to the Adderall and needs a higher dosage. So keep that in mind. But, if you talk with your doctor about the risks and benefits of using both of these drugs together, then perhaps you should follows their orders. I would also like to add that Strattera is a non-stimulant medication used for ADHD and has been shown to decrease depression in some patients.

There is no single specific test. Diagnosis is made on the basis of history, current symptoms and clinical observations. There are a number of diagnostic tools, ranging from questionnaires or interviews about frequency of symptoms, behavioral checklists filled out by the person or a caregiver (parent or teacher), and some neuropsychological tests such as the Continuous Performance Test. Contact the organization CHAD for more details.

I know it speeds up when it first kicks in, after that is gets normal. I have had no trouble with heartrate when i go to doc. I have no idea on actual heartrate

In most cases no because after taking adderall for an extended amount of time your body learns to work with or without it but if you miss a day it is likely for you to get more stomach aches or head aches considering your body is working without its normal drug helping. So for a final answer in the long run no its not harmful but short term wise you can have some unpleasant side effects to make that day not such a good day compared to others.

No, but everyone has symptoms of ADHD. The symptoms of ADHD include procrastination, getting bored easily, being unable to sit still, and having poor memory. These symptoms individually have been apart of everyone's life at some point or another; it is the combination and the duration that make a diagnosis for ADHD.

--I'm not gonna delete the previous authors comment (because that seems rude) but all my research and classes totally disagree with that statement. These are what seem like surface symptoms of ADHD, and yes, everyone has them at one time or another. But the real symptoms of ADHD are attention, planning, set-shifting, working memory, and motivation. And while average individuals can merely 'get their but in gear' to overcome those times of laziness, ADHD individuals lack the brain mechanisms to do so. They literally have deficits in cognition (and therefore behavior). Not everyone diagnosed has ADHD. And many people have it that aren't diagnosed. Also, it's a spectrum disorder, in that some cases are worse than others. But about 5% of the population likely has it. Why is seems more and more people have it is because we are more and more becoming an information laden society, that requires certain abilities in its productive members, abilities that are limited in ADHD individuals. So no, not everyone has it, but a lot of people do.

Try coffee instead.

Don't take any drugs that aren't prescribed for you and then not until you have researched them thoroughly. Relying on other people for information is a crapshoot, and testing drugs on yourself is stupid.

Anxiety and paranoia are secondary symptoms in use of amphetamines and they are not good feelings.

For common drug interactions, visit:

http://www.drugdigest.org/DD/Interaction/ChooseDrugs/1,4109,,00.html

There, you can "plug in" different drugs and find out if there are any known interactions.

You really need to ask a pharmacist to be sure. Don't gamble with drugs, drug combinations or your health. Call your local drug store. They'll be glad to assist.

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Yes, acetaminophen in LOWER doses can be used for a short time while taking coumadin. When you exceed 1300 mg a day, this modifies the INR and the action of coumadin..

However if you take acetaminophen every day at the same dosage (e.g. 2 Tylenol 500 mg 4 times a day) and did when the Coumadin was prescribed, then your Coumadin dosage has already been adjusted for this interaction (as long as you reported it to your doctor), and there is no problem in taking acetaminophen in this way. However, if you stop your acetaminophen daily use, you need to advise your doctor and take a blood test for INR 6-7 days later.

why are you worried about getting drug tested for adderall? I don't think they test for that in a typical drug test. besides, it's a legal medication Alternate answer Adderalls ingredients are d-amphetamine mixed with racemic amphetamine salts. Pretty much all multiple assay drug tests, even the ones only testing for 5 drugs, test for amphetamine. 10mg probably wont show up though, I've taken more then that the day before a urine test and passed.

Certainly--yet take heed of the warnings! Some drugs and supplements could combine well together. DMAE, which you may know to increase acetylcholine in the brain (at least most research asserts this), is technically a drug too/was a drug in development known in the early to mid 60's as Deaner. It is also found in fish to various extents. Given the potential elevation in acetylcholine, and the psychostimulant effect from the norepinephrine and dopamine releasing/reuptake inhibition of the Adderall, a slight, to potentially moderate synergistic (complementing) effect may occur. If, I assume correctly, you are attempting to increase the benefit for ADHD, which is the condition this mixed amphetamine product is designed to reduce symptoms for, realize that if you are taking the drug, truly have legitimized ADHD, the actual stimulant quality will abate within a few weeks to a few months after therapy has commenced. However, the concentration benefit will resume, despite a perceived, anecdotal lessened response. NEVER increase the dose beyond your prescribed daily amount! Persons afflicted with psychosis and bipolar disease should also NEVER take this supplement/drug unless expressly allowed to by a competent psychiatrist, or, better yet, a neuropsychiatrist, not just a family doctor. Bipolar persons could relapse to a manic state, whilst a worsening of symptoms in the schizophrenic spectrum category could be expected. Again--nothing is ever truly set in stone. That was the warning. Good luck on your therapy, because this (Adderall) is a powerful, therapeutic medication--an important differentiation, than from simply a "drug." Hope all is well and continues to remain so.

you wont have much of an appetite, your mouth may feel dry, you wont feel tired, you will feel very foucesed and intellegent, the side effects vary on different people but these are mostly likely what you would feel.

If there is a doctor there who finds the need to prescribe someone Adderall, then theres nothing stopping him/her. But usually this is unlikely because they have to evaluate you and give you tests for ADHD or ADD and that takes a few weeks. So I'd go with - probably not.

Bad breath is one of the possible side effects of Adderall. It is not a serious side effect that would require someone to stop taking it, but if it is not controllable with breath strips or frequent brushing of the teeth and tongue, you should talk to your physician about it. Hope this helps! Dr. B. Adderall causes you to become dehydrated. The more dehydrated you become, the drier your mouth becomes with leads to bad breath. I find that constantly drinking water is a better solution for me than breath strips, mints, mouthwash, and similar products which do not eliminate the problem but simply mask it.