COR 135 is not Adderall.

Adderall is a name brand and the most popular brand of mixed amphetamine salts. It is manufactured by Shire Pharmaceuticals. Adderall is available in varying stengths and time release properties. The extended release form is called Adderall XR.

The patent on Adderall, not Adderall XR, expired. So now their are generics available at a lower price.

COR 135 is a generic for Adderall that is manufactured by Core Pharmaceuticals. It's round, pink, and in my opinion, is a poor substitute for Adderall though everyone's experience may be different. (NDC 64720-0135)

Inactive Ingredients:

- Lactose Monohydrate
- Magnesium Stearate
- Cellulose, Microcrystalline
- Starch, Corn
- D&C Red No. 27

Teva also makes a generic for Adderall that was originally manufactured by Barr Labs. Teva bought out Barr Labs but I think the generic is still the same, though not sure. Teva, in my opinion, provides a better generic product than Core though neither is as good as Adderall. Adderall XR is the most effective amphetamine salt mixture that I've tried but is too expensive for my budget.

Generics don't have to be identical to the original drug. The guidelines are available at the FDA website for those interested in some boring and confusing reading. In the case of amphetamines, there are marked differences in effectiveness among the various generics and the original Adderall brand. If you can afford it, you will likely be much more satisfied with the Adderall brand product.