Adderall

No. It shows up at Meth, regardless of how its taken.

FYI- Any Sch. II drug usage will automatically flag you during a background check or drug test. If you have an Rx, make sure you have your doctors contact so whoever is running the test and call to verify the Rx.

Really, this question is one you should have initially inquired about through you primary care physician (prescribing medical provider) or local pharmacy (Pharmacists are generally up to date on contraindicators and drug reactivity.) If your physician was not aware (ie..not the prescriber of the prescription drugs in question) of all the medications you are currently taking, you COULD BE at risk for experiencing some type of drug mal reaction. It is always wise when going in to see your PCP (or any medical care provider, especially one who has not previously seen you for any condition) that you take any prescription medications (at least write down what you do take) to your appointment and also to advise them of any over-the-counter medications that you may be taking regulary (IE..antacids, pain or anti-inflammatory - as they too may also counter-react or cause some type of adverse reaction.) It would also be wise to ascertain that your medical provider is competent by checking with the APA as to the validity of his or her practice credentials. It is very nice to think that we are safe with whatever these professionals may advise in regards to our health, but it is also important to remember that it is up to us (you and I) in the long run to stay healthy and take care of our bodies to the best of our abilities, because we only get one in this lifetime. I have been under the care of one psychiatrist for ten years as well as my family doctor. I asked both of them to keep the other informed of my treatments and medications. I believe this is the only responsible thing to do. Please note that Adderall is an amphetimine and has the potential for addiction and abuse. Until recently, I was on fairly high doses of Adderall and Klonopin (which is an anti-anxiety med). In combination with my other meds for depression, the Adderall and Klonopin helped me tremendously. The Klonopin eased my anxiety but made me very sleepy. The Adderall not only helped my ADD, but it made me more social, complementing the anti-anxiety med, but it also counteracted the sleepiness that was a side effect of the Klonopin. Bonus. Though I'm not certain how similar Vistiril and Klonopin are, I know they are both used to treat anxiety. Klonopin (generic name clonazepam)is essentially a tranquilizer, the way I understand it and the way it feels to me. Adderall is an amphetimine. This seems counterintuitive, but it worked for me. If the same doctor prescribed both the Adderall and the Vistiril, then you shouldn't worry too much. But to ease your mind, ask your doctor about it. And if that doesn't put your mind at ease, don't hesitate to ask another doctor. A good doctor should be happy to answer your questions about any concerns you have about your treatment. He should not act offended that you question him, nor should he brush off your concerns because he has a degree hanging on his wall and you are a mere layperson. If you feel that your doctor doesn't take your concerns seriously, that he talks down to you, or acts like answering your questions is an imposition, you really need to look for a new doctor. It is important to have a good relationship with your mental health care provider. You should be able to work together...sort of like a team rather than a general barking out orders that are to followed without question.

About 5 days, you can buy a drink called "The Stuff" its usually 30$ and it works a long you follow the directions. It clears all drugs out of your system, for sure. You can buy it at a Gnc store or Pharmacys.

No

Only under any of the following circumstances: * The patient is unconscious or incompetant (chronically or temporarily) and the medical team deems it medically necessary for purposes of treatment. * If the patient has a legal guardian, who gives such consent. * If the patient is a convicted inmate of a correctional facility and the proper authority within the correctional system so orders. * If the patient is enlisted in the armed services and is so ordered in a military facility. * If a Court Order or Grand Jury Subpeona has been issued to that effect.

Try coconut milk.

I think so, but please if you think it’s a cool party trick then you’re wrong. I suffer from this condition and I get random attacks. If you try to get nystagmus you won’t be able to drive and you’ll get random attacks unless you learn to do it on command in which case you would still have random attacks. Please, I beg you, do not try it! It is not cool and it will most likely RUIN your life!

no tramadol is nothing like aderall, it is a mild pain reliever take two 50mgs and you will be feeling good.

You should be able to get 8 to 10 hours of therapy out of one dose of XR depending on the dose, and your metabolism

Hypochondriac

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)

That's easy to answer. The TGA don't have a clue. People and doctors should be able to prescibe what they like, its our body and we should be able to take what we like. Get rid of the TGA and get some freedom.

WikiAnswers will not provide information to assist with illegal or harmful activity. We accept that there may be no stopping you but suggest that you should go and see a qualified medical practitioner (a Doctor) for help. There will be special clinics available somewhere near you where drug addicts can get help, clean needles and advice.

Yes, Adderall's active ingredients are racemic amphetamine and dextroamphetamine, which will result in a positive test result for "amphetamines." The systemic half life of dextroamphetamine (about 75% of Adderall) is about 12 hours and is about 13 hours for levoamphetamine (about 25% of Adderall). The amphetamine concentration in blood can be analyzed to tell whether they are within therapeutic limits as well, meaning if you have a prescription, it can be determined if you take more then what is prescribed. The dextro and levo isomers can also be disinguished from one another, meaning that if you are prescribed Adderall and only test positive for Dextroamphetamine (I.E. if you took Vyvanse or Dexedrine instead), that would alsoshow up.

Yes; Adderall contains amphetamine. Amphetamine works by increasing certain neurotransmitters in the brain (dopamine and epinephrine) which cause the pupils to dilate. Consult your doctor if this side effect causes blurred vision or severe sensitivity to light.

long time useage makes you a addict..stopping sudden is called having withdrawl..dont start and you wont have to worry about it.

Yes; there is no known interactions with Adderall XR and Omega 3.

I hope you don't mean you want to snort adderall, that just wouldn't work. Also I don't think you should take an allergy medication with adderall, the adderall (taken orally of course) will clear up your sinus anyway (at least for most people it does.

That is totally up to them. It is their decision. If they think it is good for you, they will prescribe it. Most likely they won't though. If you were once anorexic, it is possible it could happen again, so they most likely wouldn't do anything that could potentiall encourage that. I had anorexia/bulimia for years when i first started seeing my psych, and he actually watched me go through my worst phase of disordered eating and extreme weight loss. i brought up my old ADD diagnosis (from when i was 13, six years ago), and complained that i just could not concentrate and i was worried about grades blah blah. truth was, i knew adderall had magical powers when it came to food cravings, AND I WAS SICK OF DEALING WITH THEM. when i got the script, id been "semi-recovered" for a while. i also had a history of drug abuse, but neither of these stopped him.

P.S. any anorexic who comes in contact with this godsend is pretty much screwed, im thin as a rail now and i STILL never think about food, i actually have to force myself. its a dream sometimes, but other times i really feel like a collapsed umbrella.

2-4 Days your fine

Like many other pharmaceutical drugs, the actual amount needed to overdose on Adderall depends on the person taking the drug. Usually the fatal amount depends on body weight. A 150lb adult could overdose on around 1360 mg.

hi, i think conerta gives u less mood swings then adderall xr. atleast that was case with my daughter. she was very moody and crying all of time on adderall xr. changed her to concerta, she totally different. different med's work differntly on people. you just have to try them with the doctor's help Addition to Answer - The original answer is spot-on. Sadly, treating ADHD in both kids and adults requires trial and error to find which of the 8 or so meds, solo or in combination, that are commonly used work best for each patient.

$0.25 seriously, its only useful to university students (if that's what your plan is) if you can sell them your entire prescription.

Yes. When you get your prescription filled, make sure that they have enough to fill the entire prescription. By law, pharmacists aren't allowed to partially fill the prescription and then let you pick up the rest later. If your prescription is for 60 and they only have 45, then you will only get 45 total from that prescription.