Description

What Is Adderall 15 mg?

Adderall 15 mg is a CNS stimulant used for treating ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder) or narcolepsy. These are the conditions that come in the vision after five years of age. In a situation like ADHD, a person fails to pay attention to anything or behave abnormally.

Adderall 15 mg has robust addictive potential in it, so it comes in the schedule II control substance and becomes a prescription drug.

Adderall is a prescription medication because of its potential drug dependency, and it is illegal to use it without a prescription from a professional doctor.

Description

Adderall 15 mg comes in both capsule, tablet, or extended-release (XR) form.

It is a prescription medication used under professional guidance only. Adderall 15 mg is a combination of Acetaminophen salts, which directly works on the brain and CNS to maintain hyperactivity and impulses. It works within 30 minutes after the consumption and lasts up to 5 to 7 hours, mostly. The XR form lasts up to 7 to 10 hours after the use.

Adderall 15 mg is a peach flat-faced oral tablet, and its front side is partial bisect embossed as “15,” and the other is embossed as “b 777” in upside-down form.

The Adderall XR 15 mg is an oral capsule, which is a blue-white color with one blue side imprint as XR, and the other is transparent.

Dosage Of Adderall 15 mg

Adderall started on a low dosage with a daily-weekly increment according to the condition of the patient. This medication is not recommended for the children below three years.

For children over six years or more: 5 mg once or twice daily

For an adult: 5 mg daily dose once or twice daily, 15 mg is prescribed in severe conditions or on-increment.

Note: The daily dosage limit of Adderall is 40 mg a day.

Side effects

The common side effects of Adderall 5 mg are:

fever
vomiting
loss of hunger
nervousness
mood fluctuations
hemialgia
aversion

Instructions

Do not take Adderall without a prescription.
Adderall 15 mg should not overdose to get faster results.
If you get prescribed for Adderall, do not increase or decrease your dosage without asking a doctor.
Do not share the drug with anyone, even with the person who has the same condition.
Place it away from children or others.
It is a potent drug, so you have to stay careful while using the medication.
Do not chew, snort, bite, or crush the medication.
It is not safe to use while pregnant or breast-feeding.