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Posted by Beckett on August 2, 2014, at 14:31:35
Has anyone used the methylphenidate transdermal, Daytrana?
I am wondering might I build a tolerance to something so gentle acting? I was unable to use dexedrine spansules or any other stimulant delivery systems because my body processed them very quickly and dumped their payload within the first hour or two.
Daytrana provides mild ADHD relief and a little energy. This is my first experience with ritalin. I would be very, very happy if this patch just kept working without adjustment.
Any input?
Thanks in advance.
Posted by rjlockhart37 on August 5, 2014, at 22:25:43
In reply to Daytrana tolerance, posted by Beckett on August 2, 2014, at 14:31:35
i know about daytrana, not saying this as fact, but doctors use it for kids, stick it on the arm, and the highest dose patch they have is 30mg.....it's ritilin, but to get a good effect you would have to put like 3 patches on the arm.....
they say it's not abusable, which part true but a true substance abuser would stick 5 patches all over the body lol but that's why it's used some times with substance abuse cases ...
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