Can a doctor write 3 different Adderall scripts In a months time?
Question posted by Keith508 on 11 Jan 2019
Last updated on 5 October 2019 by Tina9
My new doctor just started me back on 30mg Adderall twice daily.
Bad effects and about 10 days later he then prescribed me 30mg XR twice daily. I needed a PA request but it was approved.
Now about another 10 days later. Would it be reasonable or OK for him to prescribe me 20mg 3 times a day. I thought back and remembered I did best and longest on 20mgs 3 times daily and he can see that in his log of my prescription medicines history.
He’s cool and easy going, I didn’t even have a struggle talking for him to help me.
Would the pharmacy fill it? Would my insurance cover it? The 2 big questions of the day
They aren't supposed to but my old psychiatrist use to. She would have the scripts so they were dated in the future so I couldn't fill the script early.
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marzboy777
11 Jan 2019
He may be cool and easy going, however he could jeapordize his license to prescribe if he prescribed Adderall after such a short time. All it would take would be a conscientious pharmacist to throw up a red flag. My suggestion is to wait until a month goes by and then start with 20mg. I also take Adderall, switched from 20mg twice daily to 30mg once a day and had to wait. I'm passing on to you what my psychiatrist told me--straight from the horse's mouth, so-to-speak. Best of luck!
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Keith508
15 Jan 2019
He ended up giving me the 20s. I just told him the XR isn’t working and in other words making me crazy.
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Keith508
15 Jan 2019
I got lucky though. No doubt. I think I was only able to do this on account of me just starting back out on them with a new doc. So it was like a try-out phase. If I went back next week and asked to go back on 30 irs he’d prob laugh me out of his office
