>if you can’t get therapeutic effects at a dose low enough to avoid a “brutal” comedown, you should be looking for alternatives. Agreed, this is why I no longe

>if you can’t get therapeutic effects at a dose low enough to avoid a “brutal” comedown, you should be looking for alternatives. Agreed, this is why I no longer use it to treat my condition. The point I am making is that parents need to be aware of these potential side effects, because a child isn't necessarily in a position to articulate the fact that they are experiencing adverse effects like this. The medication is a CNS stimulant first and foremost. These effects aren't exactly rare.