Frequently Asked Questions

In the U.S. yes it can. And even drugs without a prescription will make it through most of the time. However, if the post office suspects anything and looks inside the box at the very least they would be confiscated at worst you may be arrested for ordering controlled substances online without a prescription. Also, if you are going to order online w/o a script order from a site that many other people recommend in the forums. Also sending it to a P.O. Box is excellent, but UPS would be a better bet than U.S. Postal. They are usually less concerned with what is being shipped.

When we order our prescriptions through Prime Mail, the pharmacy benefits program for maintenance medications that our insurance requires, they are shipped to us by USPS, and so I would have to say that the answer to this question is “yes,” at least for some medications.

Adderall XR price guide is based on using the Drugs.com, which is accepted at most of the  U.S. pharmacies.

Adderall XR oral capsule, extended-release

It is not a dangerous combo. You can have pain relief as well as stimulatory effects at the same time.

Under unusual conditions, this could lead to serotonin syndrome but that would usually involve several other drugs on top (like an SSRI) and/or high doses.

By the way, this kind of a mishmash of psychoactive drugs can be dangerous if you are taking a bunch of other drugs or taking these drugs without doctor’s supervision.

Adderall can have side effects. They can become more significant with prolonged use and addiction. While it is reasonable to shed some hair every day, some Adderall side effects may lead to thinning hair and hair loss.

Use of adderall may cause itchy skin and rashes. … If you’re using Adderall and experience itching, rash, or hives, call your doctor immediately.

Toxic symptoms from taking an overdose of Adderall can come at low doses. It may  include restlessness, tremor, confusion, hallucinations and panic, the FDA says. After this central stimulation, the patient will undergo fatigue, depression, and often cardiovascular and gastrointestinal symptoms.

Sometimes the medicines most often used to treat ADHD can cause weight loss. Stimulant drugs like methylphenidate (Ritalin) and Adderall  make you less hungry and make your body burn calories faster than usual.

By having ADHD may lead to weight gain as well. Not being able to control your impulses can lead to junk food cravings and overeating. That can make it easy to put weight on and hard to take it back off.

Without  prescriptions, people who acquire the drug by other means, use it as a weight loss aid, as it speeds up the body’s metabolism and lowers appetite. However, since it can speed up the heart and sometimes even cause irregular heartbeat or cardiac arrest, it is undoubtedly a risky means of trying to lose weight.

Adderall is a brand name for the combination of dextroamphetamine and amphetamine. It is  used to treat ADHD or narcolepsy (daytime sleepiness). It alters certain naturally-occurring chemicals in your brain by enhancing the effects of neurotransmitters such as dopamine and norepinephrine.

Because Adderall, Ritalin, and the various medications like them affect brain chemistry to produce the focusing effect, It could affect personality. The same chemicals that  stimulant drugs affect (the most affected being dopamine and norepinephrine) play into the mood. A constant change in those from a daily prescription positively could affect personality, but it does not necessarily have to because so many more things play into mood and personality than the chemicals that stimulants affect.

For ADHD, the Adderall dosage for adults is 5 to 40 mg per day in the    immediate-release version. With Adderall extended release there would only be a dose taken once daily rather than divided doses. The dose does not exceed 40 mg a day.

20mg/day will build medium tolerance in 10–14 days. The numbers vary depending on your metabolism and your daily intake of Adderall. Instant Release (IR) pills/tabs will build a lighter tolerance compared to Extended Release (XR) pills.

The best way to understand your body’s tolerance level is to observe the effect of the pill and compare it to your first time. If the effects are lighter, it is time to give yourself a tolerance break for a little bit

The  consequences  of crushing tablets or opening capsules can be serious: alteration of the drug’s absorption can result in sometimes fatal overdose, or conversely underdosing, rendering the treatment ineffective. When it disrupts a drug’s sustained-release properties, the active ingredient is no longer released and absorbed gradually, resulting in an overdose. When a gastro-resistant layer is destroyed by crushing, underdosing is likely. The active ingredient released may degrade on contact with light, moisture or the food with which it is mixed for administration.  The capsules would be exposed to drug particles, which may be carcinogenic, teratogenic or fetotoxic. Sometimes they are allergic.