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There was a shortage of Adderall earlier in the year. It may have resurfaced again recently. I suggest that you talk with your physician about maybe taking Adderall XR
(long-acting) or consider trying a switch to another medication.
Why is such a simple compound of salts almost costing more than pricey name brand meds marketed by pharmaceutical companies? What's really going on here and why isn't this in the news? Apparently it's nationwide and if so, are there other medications that have just seemed to walk off the shelf for no reason?! After five consecutive months and several different pharmacies who all casually answer 'it's backordered, try ___pharmacy,' I'm finding it hard to understand this situation!!! I got on the generic, non capsule ER because it was The cheapest option for me that still allowed me to manage my ADD quite effectively! Sorry for the rant, but I had to get in on this post because I haven't been able to share my frustrations on sympathetic ears! Except for the previous poster who inferred a drug problem as the answer?!?!!
I currently live in a house with messy people and not having my medicine makes it that much harder to organize my household. Does anyone have any idea this shortage will last for?
Thanks in advanced.
I also read that the DEA had something to do with this by mandating the amount that could be made in a year. Not sure how true it is, but it states we are "maxed out".
I'm lucky to have the insurance that I have. I have a small co-pay and don't care if they hike it up, just fill it!!!
Can you tell the difference between that and the Adderall?
I'm wondering b/c it looks like I need to change.
If it is going to "act" the same, then I want to try it.
Thanks!
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