> What data did he use to come to the conclusion the "overwhelming majority" wouldn't feel any change and is he talking about the ADHD patient population or th

> What data did he use to come to the conclusion the "overwhelming majority" wouldn't feel any change and is he talking about the ADHD patient population or the general patient population? This was my thought as well. Im very sensitive to manufacturers and spent months bugging my pharmacist to tell me which "brand" they had in stock so I could pick the one with least side-effects. Even though they had a note in my file they would just give me whatever they felt like and told me there was no difference. It took a different pharmacist who was also sensitive to understand my problem - to the point she chased me down this month after paying to tell me that it was a new manufacturer she hadn't seen filled for me and wanted to double check I wanted it before leaving the store. With the shortage I didnt care & was why she filled it before checking since it was all they had and would run out if she waited. And, it's not great, it's weaker which causes me to get tired (small doses put me to sleep), and starts to dissolve instantly so it will sometimes stick if I dont drink fast enough. I think that is one of the biggest problems. If people think they should all work the same and then get worse side effects they think its a fake, but it's probably just a different manufacturer that they have no idea to even check. For those that do, they dont seem to consider they are sensitive to the change. The best manufacturer for me is Camber, it's the only one that has no side-effects and "just works". The first few days I thought it was a sugar pill until I realized just how much I got done without even noticing. But do a quick search and people are outraged at getting switched to them and trying to get the FDA to revoke it.