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		<title>By: Amanda</title>
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		<dc:creator>Amanda</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 07 Feb 2012 01:03:35 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Thank you everyone for your comments, I have been thinking recently that my concerta(generic) just isn&#039;t working the same. I have gained weight and have just struggled alot more with my school work. I now realize that it is because of the switch to the generic brand. I am going to go to the doctor this week and ask if they can write no substitutions on the prescription and even if i have to pay i&#039;ll take the real thing. It just feels as if it doesn&#039;t work at all sometimes, and before I was a machine in my graduate studies, and now I am barely able to get through reading. I will ask about the co-pay but it may not be in Manitoba as of February 2012. Thank you again for the information!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Thank you everyone for your comments, I have been thinking recently that my concerta(generic) just isn&#8217;t working the same. I have gained weight and have just struggled alot more with my school work. I now realize that it is because of the switch to the generic brand. I am going to go to the doctor this week and ask if they can write no substitutions on the prescription and even if i have to pay i&#8217;ll take the real thing. It just feels as if it doesn&#8217;t work at all sometimes, and before I was a machine in my graduate studies, and now I am barely able to get through reading. I will ask about the co-pay but it may not be in Manitoba as of February 2012. Thank you again for the information!</p>
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		<title>By: Jessica</title>
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		<dc:creator>Jessica</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Wed, 28 Dec 2011 09:14:50 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I have been prescribed Adderall for nearly 7 years. In that course of time, I have had numerous experiences with both generic and name brand. When my insurance expired a while back, i had to venture toward generic.  I have found myself to be highly sensitive to the differences between each generics, depending on the manufacturer. CorePharma was THE WORST... resulting in instant and intense  anxiety followed by a Tachicardia like episode (Immediately contacted my doctor...) This generic version CorePharma produces should not even be on the market.  I&#039;d discovered that Barr, at the time, produced a generic that was decent, as did Sandoz but I still get a markedly higher amount of anxiety and grouchiness. Then Teva was discovered to be the closest generic I could take to rival the name brand short acting adderall. There is a huge difference between the generic and name brand, and it defInitely varies between each generic maker as well. It&#039;s pretty frustrating to say the least...</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I have been prescribed Adderall for nearly 7 years. In that course of time, I have had numerous experiences with both generic and name brand. When my insurance expired a while back, i had to venture toward generic.  I have found myself to be highly sensitive to the differences between each generics, depending on the manufacturer. CorePharma was THE WORST&#8230; resulting in instant and intense  anxiety followed by a Tachicardia like episode (Immediately contacted my doctor&#8230;) This generic version CorePharma produces should not even be on the market.  I&#8217;d discovered that Barr, at the time, produced a generic that was decent, as did Sandoz but I still get a markedly higher amount of anxiety and grouchiness. Then Teva was discovered to be the closest generic I could take to rival the name brand short acting adderall. There is a huge difference between the generic and name brand, and it defInitely varies between each generic maker as well. It&#8217;s pretty frustrating to say the least&#8230;</p>
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		<title>By: Dan</title>
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		<dc:creator>Dan</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 29 Nov 2011 05:58:36 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Core does not make xr. You must mean the ir tabs.</description>
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		<title>By: Dan</title>
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		<dc:creator>Dan</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 29 Nov 2011 05:54:19 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>They get rebates from the companies so it actually costs them less to fill the brand name.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>They get rebates from the companies so it actually costs them less to fill the brand name.</p>
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		<title>By: DCS</title>
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		<dc:creator>DCS</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 22 Mar 2011 18:47:02 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I have experienced a problem with the generic Adderall XR as well. I have noticed that one brand (Corepharma) made me jittery and not quite as focused. But I am in a much more  positve mood and I feel more connected emotionally with others around me, which is important to me because I have a husband and 2 kids. 

The other brand (Barr) makes me feel disconnected from my loved ones and sightly depressed. Intrestingly, I still feel very anxious- partly because I can sense my family notices my emotional distance and partly because this brand of generic Adderall XR descends upon me like a ton of bricks and when it wears off I can feel it lift as a fog does when the sun comes out. According to many blog sites that I have read, most people experience the same results as do with with each brand. 

I only take 5mg in the morning and 5 mg in the afternoon because I only want to allieviate the anxiety of being a working mom and wife. I prefer to manage my ADHD by eating healthily and exercising regularly. In addition, I simply do not take on more than I can handle.

Unfortunately I am still very bad with time management and everything takes me 3 times longer to complete than the average person- but with structure, organization and discipline- I can cope and do quite well. 

Pharmacies do a great deal of harm to me when they switch my brand without notifying me. This, perhaps, should be a legal requirement imposed upon all pharmacies. Insurance companies should be required to allow a patient to purchase the non- generic form of the medication at a slightly higher cost, without exception.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I have experienced a problem with the generic Adderall XR as well. I have noticed that one brand (Corepharma) made me jittery and not quite as focused. But I am in a much more  positve mood and I feel more connected emotionally with others around me, which is important to me because I have a husband and 2 kids. </p>
<p>The other brand (Barr) makes me feel disconnected from my loved ones and sightly depressed. Intrestingly, I still feel very anxious- partly because I can sense my family notices my emotional distance and partly because this brand of generic Adderall XR descends upon me like a ton of bricks and when it wears off I can feel it lift as a fog does when the sun comes out. According to many blog sites that I have read, most people experience the same results as do with with each brand. </p>
<p>I only take 5mg in the morning and 5 mg in the afternoon because I only want to allieviate the anxiety of being a working mom and wife. I prefer to manage my ADHD by eating healthily and exercising regularly. In addition, I simply do not take on more than I can handle.</p>
<p>Unfortunately I am still very bad with time management and everything takes me 3 times longer to complete than the average person- but with structure, organization and discipline- I can cope and do quite well. </p>
<p>Pharmacies do a great deal of harm to me when they switch my brand without notifying me. This, perhaps, should be a legal requirement imposed upon all pharmacies. Insurance companies should be required to allow a patient to purchase the non- generic form of the medication at a slightly higher cost, without exception.</p>
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		<title>By: Marie</title>
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		<dc:creator>Marie</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 14 Dec 2010 23:15:59 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I have been on Adderall XR 30mg for 4 years and my doc writes no substitutions brand name and the pharmacy always feels the need to do what they want and give me generic and I have to argue with them. Then the insurance company decided I didn&#039;t need brand name and I had to tale generic Adderall XR or pay out of pocket and that was not an option. I took the generic for about 5 days and thought I was going out of my mind extreme agitation, headaches, body aches, anxiety, felt like I was out of it mood swings couldn&#039;t pay attention for 2 seconds. I called my doc and the insurance company they said if  had tried all other otions and my doc sent proof then I could appeal and get brand name Adderall XR my doc did this I was approved. Problem is the pharmacy they always feel they have to change it and argue there is no difference and there is they do not take it and everyone reacts different. I just came home from the most embarrassing moment I went in to fill my Adderall XR same place I have been for a year and they had a new pharmacists who proceeds to yell across the pharmacy BRAND BRAND WHY?  Wanted to know who prescribed it what kind of doctor, what insurance I have why do they pay for it and argued in a very nasty way that their generic is the same he didn&#039;t know where i got my other generic. made a huge scene in the store everyone herd what I was taking my information and I told him it doesn&#039;t matter to him if I get generic or brand he still gets a pay check and the prescription is still paid for and he is not a doctor and had no right. Adderall XR not only helps me with my adhd but help with my moods and anxiety many think I tale it for energy and I do not I am wound up with out it it slows my mind down so i can focus and concentrate and with that racing thoughts slow down and my anxiety goes away. They need to do something about this issue generic is in no way the same and it messes people up. They need to get rid of the generic Adderall XR</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I have been on Adderall XR 30mg for 4 years and my doc writes no substitutions brand name and the pharmacy always feels the need to do what they want and give me generic and I have to argue with them. Then the insurance company decided I didn&#8217;t need brand name and I had to tale generic Adderall XR or pay out of pocket and that was not an option. I took the generic for about 5 days and thought I was going out of my mind extreme agitation, headaches, body aches, anxiety, felt like I was out of it mood swings couldn&#8217;t pay attention for 2 seconds. I called my doc and the insurance company they said if  had tried all other otions and my doc sent proof then I could appeal and get brand name Adderall XR my doc did this I was approved. Problem is the pharmacy they always feel they have to change it and argue there is no difference and there is they do not take it and everyone reacts different. I just came home from the most embarrassing moment I went in to fill my Adderall XR same place I have been for a year and they had a new pharmacists who proceeds to yell across the pharmacy BRAND BRAND WHY?  Wanted to know who prescribed it what kind of doctor, what insurance I have why do they pay for it and argued in a very nasty way that their generic is the same he didn&#8217;t know where i got my other generic. made a huge scene in the store everyone herd what I was taking my information and I told him it doesn&#8217;t matter to him if I get generic or brand he still gets a pay check and the prescription is still paid for and he is not a doctor and had no right. Adderall XR not only helps me with my adhd but help with my moods and anxiety many think I tale it for energy and I do not I am wound up with out it it slows my mind down so i can focus and concentrate and with that racing thoughts slow down and my anxiety goes away. They need to do something about this issue generic is in no way the same and it messes people up. They need to get rid of the generic Adderall XR</p>
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		<title>By: Carie</title>
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		<dc:creator>Carie</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Wed, 08 Sep 2010 15:30:13 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>My son has ADHD and I will attest to the differences in the same medicine manufacured by different companies.  He has tried MANY different medicines over the past 5+ years, trying to find one that would work with out a lot of bad side effects, and has had many different reactions.  We found that Mallinckrodts IR dextroamphetamine worked the best with little to no side effects.  When the perscription was filled with Barrs version he had a terrible reaction.  Unfortunately Mall. quit making Dextro.  Now he is on Watsons Methylphenadate 5mg tabs for a dose of 10 mg q 4 hrs. This works well for him it is just too bad it doesn&#039;t last longer. He tried Concerta  which made his tics really bad as did the generic Sandoze IR tablets.  I find it quite disturbing that there is that much variability between manufacturers.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>My son has ADHD and I will attest to the differences in the same medicine manufacured by different companies.  He has tried MANY different medicines over the past 5+ years, trying to find one that would work with out a lot of bad side effects, and has had many different reactions.  We found that Mallinckrodts IR dextroamphetamine worked the best with little to no side effects.  When the perscription was filled with Barrs version he had a terrible reaction.  Unfortunately Mall. quit making Dextro.  Now he is on Watsons Methylphenadate 5mg tabs for a dose of 10 mg q 4 hrs. This works well for him it is just too bad it doesn&#8217;t last longer. He tried Concerta  which made his tics really bad as did the generic Sandoze IR tablets.  I find it quite disturbing that there is that much variability between manufacturers.</p>
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		<title>By: Barbara</title>
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		<dc:creator>Barbara</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sat, 28 Aug 2010 22:54:42 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>August 28, 2010

Hello,

My name is Barbara. I think I am 52 years old but I am not positive. I have been treated for psychiatric disorders since 1968 and have been on every known anti mental medication like Valium, Ritalin, Prozac, and many more that I can&#039;t remember since then. I was first diagnosed with ADHD combined with Dysthymic Disorder in 1992. I had taken Ritalin 10 mg three times a day along with an antidepressant cymbalta and Buspar for about six years but earlier in 2007 I was having difficulty with deadlines, failing courses in college and was kicked out of the school for dropping below a 1.0 GPA. My physician prescribed Straera, then Adderall XR 20mg capsule SHI once a day along with Citalopram HBR 40mg once a day. I improved in some areas except for school work which is still suffering from tardiness and lack of concentration. 

Before the Adderall I was taking Vyvanse 40 mg but I don&#039;t remember why it was changed to the Adderall. Two months ago the pharmacy switched the Adderall XR to Amphetamine salts ER 20Mg cap. I have become very easily stressed, I haven&#039;t been in any of my online classes for three weeks, and I have missed important assignments, and am becoming ill from some unknown source. I sleep most of the day away, when I finally wake up to work on school or job related paperwork I fall asleep at my desk and some times collapse to the floor. My blood pressure is way too high, I am unable to prepare meals for myself and so eat what ever I can find in the kitchen when ever I can. 

My back and legs are in constant pain with swelling of the ankles and knees. I sweat profusely day and night; I get stomach pain every time I take my medications or eat a meal, followed by either constipation and or diarrhea. I am very agitated and disorganized to the point that I can&#039;t remember what I am supposed to be doing at present nor do I remember anything I did yesterday. My family members are very anxious about my mental state and the amount of pain I am experiencing. Mind you I take Naproxen 500mg twice a day, Celebrex 200mg (when needed), Tramadol HCL 100mg four times a day, Hydrocodone-APAP 7.5-500 TAMAK, and Mirapex 0.125mg 3 times a day just for the pain. I also take Zolpidem Tartrate 10mg and Nortriptyline HCL 50mg to sleep at night which should last only eight hours a day but at times can last for days while on others I remain awake no matter how much I have taken. Twice I have been rushed to the hospital from collapsing in a classroom and being unresponsive to EMP personnel and recently my doctor sent me to the ER thinking that I was having a heart attack. It turned out to be a severe case of acid reflex.

I have allergies and take Singular 10mg once a day, Guaifenex PSE 600 mg twice a day, Zyrtec at bedtime during the summer and Xyzal 5 mg at night in the winter. . I take Lisnopril 10 mg once a day for my blood pressure, Klor-con 10mg for unknown reasons, and 324mg of Ferrous Gluconate three times a day for iron deficiency. I was supposed to take Nifedipine ER 30mg for my blood pressure but the first week of taking it caused me to bloat out three to four sizes and I gained over twenty pounds in one week. 

I forgot to mention that I have been diagnosed with Acid-reflex disorder and irritable bowel syndrome. For these I take Mirapex with 8oz. of water daily and I am supposed to be taking Protonix twice a day. However my insurance company MVP has ordered my physician to prescribe Prilosec OTC twice a day which the pharmacy was ordered to change to Omeprazole DR 40mg capsule twice a day. While the Omeprazole manages the acid reflex it does nothing to help with the constant stomach pain and diarrhea which, I believe, the Protonix did control. Actually my insurance company has been dictating the treatments for my medical needs and which medications I am to take for some years now.

At the present I am on twenty medications. I am in terrible pain from the neck to my toes, I don&#039;t eat proper meals, I sleep most of the day, and I am very depressed. I have been experiencing delusions and dreams, both night and daytime, of events out of reality and at times I dream of murder and suicide, I would assume from watching too much CSI and television. I am unable to read books or the computer any more; I can&#039;t concentrate on any tasks especially my school work at Kaplan&#039;s Online University. Recently my vision has become blurry and I am having headaches and earaches. My mouth is constantly dry and I am very thirsty all the time.

As much as I love and trust my physicians I wish that there was a clinic with a Dr. House where I could go to for detoxifying and proper analysis of my physical and mental health. All I want to do these days is to become clear headed, healthy, and able to take care of myself so that my daughter can live her own life and not be responsible for my well being. 

I have not mentioned that I also have been diagnosed with arthritis in my hands and spinal chord with stenosis in the lower, middle, and upper back as well as my neck and to top it off degenerative spine through out the lower lumbar region. I refuse to have the spine and neck  fussed or have rods installed the length of the spine and neck. When I feel up to it I try to walk two to four miles a day partially with an 18° incline plus some stretching and bending exercises I was taught in physical therapy. However this routine is becoming more difficult to achieve every day.

I think I have covered most of the bases, I know that I am not your patient and that you are limited by ethics to advise me but I would like your professional opinion concerning the medications I am taking, their interactions with each other on the overall grand scale, and some advise I can pass on to my Doctors and pharmacist. I would be happy to supply their names if this letter were private. But since it is not I await hearing from you directly in the near future.

Sincerely yours,

Barbara</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>August 28, 2010</p>
<p>Hello,</p>
<p>My name is Barbara. I think I am 52 years old but I am not positive. I have been treated for psychiatric disorders since 1968 and have been on every known anti mental medication like Valium, Ritalin, Prozac, and many more that I can&#8217;t remember since then. I was first diagnosed with ADHD combined with Dysthymic Disorder in 1992. I had taken Ritalin 10 mg three times a day along with an antidepressant cymbalta and Buspar for about six years but earlier in 2007 I was having difficulty with deadlines, failing courses in college and was kicked out of the school for dropping below a 1.0 GPA. My physician prescribed Straera, then Adderall XR 20mg capsule SHI once a day along with Citalopram HBR 40mg once a day. I improved in some areas except for school work which is still suffering from tardiness and lack of concentration. </p>
<p>Before the Adderall I was taking Vyvanse 40 mg but I don&#8217;t remember why it was changed to the Adderall. Two months ago the pharmacy switched the Adderall XR to Amphetamine salts ER 20Mg cap. I have become very easily stressed, I haven&#8217;t been in any of my online classes for three weeks, and I have missed important assignments, and am becoming ill from some unknown source. I sleep most of the day away, when I finally wake up to work on school or job related paperwork I fall asleep at my desk and some times collapse to the floor. My blood pressure is way too high, I am unable to prepare meals for myself and so eat what ever I can find in the kitchen when ever I can. </p>
<p>My back and legs are in constant pain with swelling of the ankles and knees. I sweat profusely day and night; I get stomach pain every time I take my medications or eat a meal, followed by either constipation and or diarrhea. I am very agitated and disorganized to the point that I can&#8217;t remember what I am supposed to be doing at present nor do I remember anything I did yesterday. My family members are very anxious about my mental state and the amount of pain I am experiencing. Mind you I take Naproxen 500mg twice a day, Celebrex 200mg (when needed), Tramadol HCL 100mg four times a day, Hydrocodone-APAP 7.5-500 TAMAK, and Mirapex 0.125mg 3 times a day just for the pain. I also take Zolpidem Tartrate 10mg and Nortriptyline HCL 50mg to sleep at night which should last only eight hours a day but at times can last for days while on others I remain awake no matter how much I have taken. Twice I have been rushed to the hospital from collapsing in a classroom and being unresponsive to EMP personnel and recently my doctor sent me to the ER thinking that I was having a heart attack. It turned out to be a severe case of acid reflex.</p>
<p>I have allergies and take Singular 10mg once a day, Guaifenex PSE 600 mg twice a day, Zyrtec at bedtime during the summer and Xyzal 5 mg at night in the winter. . I take Lisnopril 10 mg once a day for my blood pressure, Klor-con 10mg for unknown reasons, and 324mg of Ferrous Gluconate three times a day for iron deficiency. I was supposed to take Nifedipine ER 30mg for my blood pressure but the first week of taking it caused me to bloat out three to four sizes and I gained over twenty pounds in one week. </p>
<p>I forgot to mention that I have been diagnosed with Acid-reflex disorder and irritable bowel syndrome. For these I take Mirapex with 8oz. of water daily and I am supposed to be taking Protonix twice a day. However my insurance company MVP has ordered my physician to prescribe Prilosec OTC twice a day which the pharmacy was ordered to change to Omeprazole DR 40mg capsule twice a day. While the Omeprazole manages the acid reflex it does nothing to help with the constant stomach pain and diarrhea which, I believe, the Protonix did control. Actually my insurance company has been dictating the treatments for my medical needs and which medications I am to take for some years now.</p>
<p>At the present I am on twenty medications. I am in terrible pain from the neck to my toes, I don&#8217;t eat proper meals, I sleep most of the day, and I am very depressed. I have been experiencing delusions and dreams, both night and daytime, of events out of reality and at times I dream of murder and suicide, I would assume from watching too much CSI and television. I am unable to read books or the computer any more; I can&#8217;t concentrate on any tasks especially my school work at Kaplan&#8217;s Online University. Recently my vision has become blurry and I am having headaches and earaches. My mouth is constantly dry and I am very thirsty all the time.</p>
<p>As much as I love and trust my physicians I wish that there was a clinic with a Dr. House where I could go to for detoxifying and proper analysis of my physical and mental health. All I want to do these days is to become clear headed, healthy, and able to take care of myself so that my daughter can live her own life and not be responsible for my well being. </p>
<p>I have not mentioned that I also have been diagnosed with arthritis in my hands and spinal chord with stenosis in the lower, middle, and upper back as well as my neck and to top it off degenerative spine through out the lower lumbar region. I refuse to have the spine and neck  fussed or have rods installed the length of the spine and neck. When I feel up to it I try to walk two to four miles a day partially with an 18° incline plus some stretching and bending exercises I was taught in physical therapy. However this routine is becoming more difficult to achieve every day.</p>
<p>I think I have covered most of the bases, I know that I am not your patient and that you are limited by ethics to advise me but I would like your professional opinion concerning the medications I am taking, their interactions with each other on the overall grand scale, and some advise I can pass on to my Doctors and pharmacist. I would be happy to supply their names if this letter were private. But since it is not I await hearing from you directly in the near future.</p>
<p>Sincerely yours,</p>
<p>Barbara</p>
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		<title>By: aj</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 18 Jul 2010 19:10:03 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I also noticed when I switched from Focalin to Generic brand of Focalin. It made me have negative energy instead of positive like the real Focalin. It also wore off so quickly,then left me more down and rattled. I went back and forth twice changing from Focalin to the Generic form Thinking it was all in my head. Now I am switching back to Focalin for good even though I will have to pay for it. It is not all in your head. Generic Focalin is NOT Focalin.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I also noticed when I switched from Focalin to Generic brand of Focalin. It made me have negative energy instead of positive like the real Focalin. It also wore off so quickly,then left me more down and rattled. I went back and forth twice changing from Focalin to the Generic form Thinking it was all in my head. Now I am switching back to Focalin for good even though I will have to pay for it. It is not all in your head. Generic Focalin is NOT Focalin.</p>
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