So I went into the pharmacy with my RS for 20 mg Adderall and told the guy behind the counter I wanted the orange brand name. He told me they didn’t carry the brand name because it was too expensive. Then he asked what was my beef with the generics, and I told him how the pink ones make me excessively jittery and often do more harm than good.
To my surprise the pharmacist told me that his generic brand was actually orange, not pink. Obviously this throws a new wrench in my previously held, simplistic assumption that only one generic brand of Adderall existed, and that it was pink. I don’t know why it never dawned on me that there were multiple generic brands of Adderall–especially since I’ve taken this other orange generic brand in the past.
So I went with the orange generic brand this month. One side has “b 973″ inscribed and the other says “2|0″ (for 20 mgs). The pharmacist told me he hasn’t heard much about the pink type, only that it’s cheap and unpopular. That explains why its so abundant at the University Health Care Center.
I take the same exact pills and been on them for a year now. They are ok for the most part. I started off with the circle looking pink pills but stopped taking them because of too many bad trips. The pink pills by the way looked like the ones on your graphic header.
I sometimes have bad trips with the current ones I take but if it is too bad, I break them in half (10mg x2). This usually does the trick but it takes time to initially adjust.
I never tried brand adderall but am very curious…