Lannett Adderall Reviews (Page 5)

Today I picked up my 20mg x 2 daily adderall IR Instead of my usual adderall made by teva brand i was given a new type that I have never had before... It's supposedly a newer generic version from Lannett pharmaceuticals. It looks just like teva accept it's a lighter shade of peach color and it doesn't have that sweet flavor. It's more chalky like..its early evening and I decided to try one two hours have gone by and still nothing. Humm my question is has anyone else had the opportunity to try these newer version of adderall 20mg from Lannett pharmaceuticals? I will come back in a hour or so and give an update..oh i read a different blogpost and have read that some actually liked it better than teva brand but wished for the sweet taste but they claimed to like it so let's see what others have to say thx for your opinion.

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Re: Jr (# 79)

I believe it is manufactured by Ascent and distributed by Camber, so the bottle says Camber.

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Re: Walgreenie (# 80)

That hangover is a classic side effect of
1) dosage too high
2) immediate release is being metabolized more quickly, so you get the jolt "it's working I feel it" and the hangover as you call it. Specifically the active ingredients are being metabolized in a shorter period of time so it's spike/crash. That's a red flag for Adderall. When people say "it doesn't work" sometimes it's because it's metabolized slowly. You never feel kick. Example... Drink a cup of strong coffee and you're zippy and want more in 3 to 5 hrs. Or drink 2oz of same coffee every 30 min. Same dosage of caffeine but never get a kick but never crash either. So it's possible your body oh levels are metabolizing it faster. More alkaline increases rapid uptake of amphetamine, so taking TUMS with Adderall will put MORE into bloodstream faster. This can be dangerous too. Not a doctor but I learned all this over 12 yrs

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Re: Rcma (# 77)

I agree 110%! Auro is THE worst!

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Re: Walgreenie (# 80)

Never got lannett and hopefully never will after reading some comments. Been going to the same walgreens for years now and always TEVA in southwest florida. I just picked up my monthly script last week..TEVA b 973 20 mgs stamp, with a sweet after taste

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Re: Rcma (# 82)

THAT JUST MEANS YOU HAVE A ADDICTION PROBLEM IF you want more coffee like you say as an example. After my cup in the morning im done.

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Re: JD (# 85)

Respectfully, disagree. I explained biochemistry and metabolism and proper dosages. I passed along sound medical practice to determine proper dosages. Everyone has a unique epigenetic profile and their age, diet, lifestyle, other medications, DNA, and more contribute to their tolerance or intolerance to everything from caffeine to sunlight to gluten to pollen etc. Put simply, an optimal dosage should have a smooth rise and smooth landing. No "speedy jolt" and killer crash w/craving for more. Is that is happening -- biochemically / metabolically speaking -- then the dosage is too high or the person's body is highly alkaline, which accelerates the metabolism of amphetamine. Same happens with excess sugar and insulin rebound ... sugar high, sugar blues. It's metabolic. Addiction is very different... If someone is addicted to a high.... adducted to an EXCESSIVE dosage, that's a completely different subject. I am strictly referring to biochemistry and metabolism. Not psychological dependence. If you had two cups of coffee you might feel really high but chances are you would definitely crash and want more because it's strictly biochemical. A Sympathomimetic process impacting dopamine and neurotransmitters. Addiction is a psychological need for a mental state, And whatever causes it from chocolate to exercise to cigarettes to sex. Dependence is a biological biochemical need for something that produces a neuroendocrine situation in your body.

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Re: JD (# 85)

That's not what this is.

When a person is using it to have a functioning brain, they can notice when it's not working as it should. The same amount works for years, and then one day their brain just doesn't function correctly, plus a bunch of side effects that make them feel ill.

Used medically, it has nothing to do with wanting more of the drug. For ADHD, anything above the effective dose will make the condition worse. It has everything to do with the drug being the same drug that the doctor prescribed and intended the patient to have. That is currently not happening. We're talking about problems with the actual medication.

Also...It has nothing to do with addiction, but thank you very much for illustrating the theory on how they're getting away with this... just brush them off as addicted drug seekers...

...and the rest of the patients are kids, nobody will listen to kids... just brush them off as acting up or not responding to the drug...

...then eventually after enough patients are taken off the drug due to poor response, they can take IR Adderall off the market because they think that will solve the drug epidemic (spoiler: it won't...just like their other brilliant ideas that have killed thousands of people).

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Re: Truth (# 87)

I agree. It IS about poor generics. That is precisely the subject. Agree.

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Has anyone gotten RHODES?
This never ends. Just when I finally find a consistent supplier they change brands again.

Rhodes is totally new to me.
ANY EXPERIENCE?

Teva/Barr is my preference.
Lannett is workable.
AURO is INTOLERABLE.

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Re: Rcma (# 89)

This is so messed up. They should all work the same!

Here's what I say: Controlled substance? Yeah right!

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Re: Rcma (# 82)

After 3 weeks of taking Camber I can say the hangover I described earlier isn’t what you’re describing. At first, I thought it was because I was taking too much (even tho I’ve been taking the same dose many years) or it was hitting all at once. But typically when I’ve done that, that’s a headache feeling with bad mood to go along with it. This feeling is more like not a pain but almost pressure in the sinus and eye area. Almost like allergies, but zero allergy symptoms. I haven’t felt it on another generic. It’s definitely not bad enough to switch generics because it actually works and I’m gonna be avoiding Teva for the foreseeable future anyway

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Re: Walgreenie (# 91)

Take your blood pressure?
: TEVA generic is actually the name brand labelled as a generic

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Re: Walgreenie (# 81)

Correct
I looked up.

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Re: Truth (# 87)

Brilliant. Agree 100%>
FDA doesn't care. Manufacturers and distributors McKesson, AmerisourceBergen and Cardinal are cashing in.

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Re: Rcma (# 89)

Rhodes isn't bad

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Re: Kb (# 95)

Thank you!
I've been pleasantly surprised actually that it's been overall decent!

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Re: JD (# 84)

Well huge shortage better brace yourself I just got this new stuff hopefully it not really bad ugg although what do you do whenever drugstore is out of it!

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Re: Rcma (# 10)

Rcma, One factor you are missing in the 80-125% (it's 125 not 120) bioequivalence standard is that the 90% confidence interval has to be within the 80-125% range. Which means that the average pill has a smaller range from 100 than 80-125.

Another issue is that after they pass the bioequivalence tests and get approved, the FDA leaves it up to the pharma companies to self regulate. (FDA is underfunded and can't handle the volume otherwise.)

Twice I had been given something from an Indian company, it was basically useless. Nothing against India or Indian people, but their pharma industry is a sham. It was a blind test for me. I take the meds, they don't work, I look up the pill online. Both times, an Indian company or Indian owned subsidiary. 1 other time it was a white pill with the exact same shape and size of Sun (yellow) / Aurobindo (light orange) brands. I didn't look that one up at the time. Probably another Aurobindo supplied junk. Some of these companies have frequently failed FDA inspections and have been known to and caught cooking the books on the ingredients and potency in their meds.

Don't think I have ever been given Lannett brand. But Aurobindo, I was taking 120 to 140 mg daily (not exaggerating) and it was less effective than 50mg of generic Teva (that I had left over from 2010). Even factoring in lower quality fillers, there is a very strong chance that Aurobindo is not within the 80-125% range. Would be nice if someone crowdsourced testing of their medication to see what they are actually giving us. Years ago I tried the Indian Sun brand (They also own NorthStar). Found out on the FDA site that it was being manufactured by Aurobindo.

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Re: HCStymie (# 98)

Total agreement. And to my knowledge there is no equivalency test. ANDAs are given based on PAPER applications. Not actual pill samples. AURO IS USELESS.

"They pass the bioequivalence tests and get approved, the FDA leaves it up to the pharma companies to self regulate. (FDA is underfunded and can't handle the volume otherwise.)"

ABSOLUTELY YES ON ABOVE. I'VE READ EVERY MAJOR INVESTIGATIVE JOURNALISM REPORT ON THIS HORRIBLE DILEMMA

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I currently have 20mg IR by Teva. They are not sweet and wear off in 3 hours. Last month I had 30mg IR by Teva from Walgreens who no longer have them. Not sweet but better than the 20mg I got this month. I am going to ask my new pharmacy if they can get the Lannett/Elite. Camber and Mallinkrodt we're worthless and terrible, respectively.This monthly struggle is getting old.

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