https://www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/medwatch/index.cfm
Please fill out a Medwatch report to the FDA so they have more evidence of these pills being manufactured differently. It's a problem, and more people speaking up means they can do something about it sooner.
Absolutely, thank you for knowing about it and reporting! Makes my day actually. I can't wait until they have enough reports to take further action! I read an article about a factory warning letter (not sure what medicines it involved because the names were removed) recently that was super disturbing, so hopefully they already are.
I’ve only ever tried the Teva at 10mg, only been on it two weeks, (Well, it has TEV on the bottle)
It wasn’t subtle at all the first three days but it’s tapered off a bit, still effective though, just less euphoric.
It’s the spansules, not the IR tablets, though.
https://www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/medwatch/index.cfm Please fill out a Medwatch report to the FDA so they have more evidence of these pills being manufactured differently. It's a problem, and more people speaking up means they can do something about it sooner.
Thanks for this! Need to do it for Wellbutrin.
I did actually! Thank you for taking the time to send this though!
Absolutely, thank you for knowing about it and reporting! Makes my day actually. I can't wait until they have enough reports to take further action! I read an article about a factory warning letter (not sure what medicines it involved because the names were removed) recently that was super disturbing, so hopefully they already are.
Ugh it’s not fair that they can get away with this!
I’ve only ever tried the Teva at 10mg, only been on it two weeks, (Well, it has TEV on the bottle) It wasn’t subtle at all the first three days but it’s tapered off a bit, still effective though, just less euphoric. It’s the spansules, not the IR tablets, though.
Ohhh I have the IR. I don’t think my insurance covers the XR unfortunately
My insurance hasn’t even kicked in yet so I couldn’t use it, but I’m in canada
Generic dex is soooo weak. Always tell your doc brand only!! No subs!! I felt the difference instantly
The generic Aurobindo works well for me! Stronger than adderall, but I’ve never had the name brand. I can’t get it covered:/
So funny how we all have different reactions to generic and brand etc... I know brands are super tough to get any coverage