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I just googled it and every source I saw indicates otherwise.

• jokowueu 5y ago
  i can provide a comparison of sorts . cigs are harder to quit than adderall but caffiene is easier to quit than adderall . obviously im talking about prescribed doses.
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• kayodelycaon 5y ago
  Adderall is not dangerously addictive at therapeutic levels. It's no worse than caffeine.
  • dwaltrip 5y ago
    Caffeine is decently addictive? I can’t remember the last day I didn’t have a cup.
    • kayodelycaon 5y ago
      The withdrawal period is less than a month: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caffeine_dependence https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caffeine_dependence
      • maxlamb 5y ago
        But isn’t a month a long time? The detox period for heroin is around a week as far as I know
        • bladegash 5y ago
          It’s not quite the same kind of withdrawal. I routinely take weeks long breaks from Adderall and while I am a bit more tired and definitely less productive, it’s not like you get physically ill. There really isn’t much in the way of withdrawal and anecdotally, what symptoms there may be don’t last longer than two weeks.
      • netizen-936824 5y ago
        The withdrawal period for opiates is about the same. Its the same for many substances, this does not matter in the eyes of the war on drugs people. That's not why drugs are controlled
        • jjeaff 5y ago
          The withdrawal symptoms are nothing compared to opiates.
          • netizen-936824 5y ago
            >That's not why drugs are controlled
      • trillic 5y ago
        Caffeine was equally as hard to quit as Lexapro for me. Do not recommend attempting to quit both at the same time.
• unixhero 5y ago
  If you abuse it
  • MrMan 5y ago
    no true amphetamine