Dexamphetamine and Adderall

Taking dexamphetamine increases the concentration of the nerve messengers dopamine and noradrenaline. When prescribed for ADHD, the substance is supposed to act as a filter for incoming stimuli and alleviate symptoms such as distractibility, attention deficit disorder, disorganisation and impulsivity.

However, due to their stimulating, energizing, and euphoric properties, dexamphetamine and Adderall® are also used as recreational drugs or to enhance performance.

Forms of consumption:

swallowed or snorted.

Onset of effect

after about 15-30 minutes.

Duration of action

approx. 4-8 hours (in the case of sustained-release tablets, the active substance is released with a delay over a longer period).

Light: 5-15 mg
Medium: 15-40 mg
Strong: 40-75 mg

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• The effects triggered by a combination of two or more substances are difficult to assess. As a rule, they do not correspond to the sum of the individual effects: Mixing involves additional, sometimes high health risks.
• Dexamphetamine and Adderall® should not be used together with opioids or antidepressants as this may lead to negative interactions and adverse reactions.
• Taking vitamin C and dexamphetamine at the same time causes the body to absorb less of the active ingredient dexamphetamine.
• Do not mix Dexamphetamine and Adderall® with alcohol. The perception of the alcoholic effect is strongly suppressed and can quickly lead to alcohol intoxication.
• Mixed use with stimulants such as cocaine or methamphetamine can quickly lead to a strong strain on the cardiovascular system and an incalculable increase in the stimulating effect.
• The combination with opioids or benzodiazepines places a heavy burden on the body and the cardiovascular system. The effects can overlap in such a way that they are subjectively perceived as weaker. When the effect of one substance wears off, the effect of the other substance can be greatly intensified. This can lead to a delayed overdose.

If possible, do not consume amphetamine-containing substances intravenously. Due to the substances contained in the tablets, embolism (blockage of vessels in the lungs or brain) can occur.

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In the case of dexamphetamine and Adderall obtained from a legal source (doctor or pharmacy), we are not aware of any extenders. If drugs are obtained on the black market or online and not from a pharmacy/medical facility, the contents are unclear. Have the medication tested for the exact ingredients in a drug check!

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