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Posted by toodlebug on July 1, 2003, at 18:49:50
I am thinking of taking Adderall for ADD (in addition to Wellbutrin). (I used to take it but quit when I started the Wellbutrin.) However, when this prescription runs out I would like to try a generic drug. Adderall costs $42/month, and so do Wellbutrin (lousy insurance!) and Ambien (which I take only once in a while). I also take a few other meds regularly so I sometimes end up spending nearly $200/month on meds! My doctor is willing to fudge on the prescriptions and write a prescription for double the amount I normally take so I can get two months' supply for $42. I am interested in cutting down on the bill further by trying something generic (that would cost $12/month) for ADD. I have read that generic Ritalin is not good, but how about the various forms of Dexedrine? Are some generics better than others? Thanks!
Posted by Viridis on July 2, 2003, at 0:42:40
In reply to generic drugs for ADD, posted by toodlebug on July 1, 2003, at 18:49:50
In the U.S., at least, there's a cheap generic version of Adderall made by Barr labs, and it works fine for me (I've never tried the "name" brand). With my prescription plan, it's $20 for a 3-month supply at 10 mg/day (180 5 mg tabs).
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