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I believe the individual who posted first meant Focalin not Fobulin, however, Focalin (an extended release version of a single side-isomer of methylphenidate [=Ritalin]), a stimulant ADHD medication. Stratterra is a non-stimulant ADHD medication, and while this lowers numerous side-effects, removes the possibility of addiction and/or abuse. Though this sounds wonderful in light of stimulants' many downfalls, the medicine itself does not work very well, and has fallen almost completely out of vogue with psychiatrists except in cases of a comorbid previous addiction problem.
Personally, it was for me much like a buzzing in the ear and restless-leg syndrome. I also had horrible nose-runs.

Oh, and try Vyvanse,,, it really is quite a step forward in medications for ADHD.

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This drug helped me focus but made me very adjatated. I would not recommend this drug. Try Fobulin. It work much better.

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