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Posted by utopizen on August 27, 2003, at 22:26:46
I have great results with Desoxyn, but the Desoxyn Gradumets (12-hr) version was discontinued in 2000, so I have to take the short-acting, which lasts about 3-4 hours and lately has been giving me an hour-long lull or something where I feel depressed.
I could ask my doctor if I could add 10mg Spanules in the AM- I tried this before and the depression went away. But that doesn't solve the problem of re-dosing 2-3x/day.
Can't a compounding pharmacy just take Desoxyn and make it in a sustained release form for me?
Posted by Ame Sans Vie on August 28, 2003, at 8:34:47
In reply to Can a compounding pharmacy tweak a stim?, posted by utopizen on August 27, 2003, at 22:26:46
There's a new form of Desoxyn called Desoxyn CR (controlled-release). I just found out about it a week ago, don't know when it was released. But from what I hear, it works very well.
Posted by utopizen on August 30, 2003, at 17:44:20
In reply to Re: Can a compounding pharmacy tweak a stim? » utopizen, posted by Ame Sans Vie on August 28, 2003, at 8:34:47
> There's a new form of Desoxyn called Desoxyn CR (controlled-release). I just found out about it a week ago, don't know when it was released. But from what I hear, it works very well.
There's no such thing. There were Gradumets, but Abbott stopped making those in 2000. Desoxyn has been made since 1944, and never has a generic brand made Desoxyn.
Posted by Ame Sans Vie on August 30, 2003, at 18:09:32
In reply to Re: Can a compounding pharmacy tweak a stim?, posted by utopizen on August 30, 2003, at 17:44:20
> There's no such thing.
I beg to differ:
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