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Yes, it is most commonly used a study drug. It is a strong stimulant (more like cocaine than like coffee) and potentially addictive so potentially dangerous an

• 99_00 1y ago
  It can't be as appealing and addictive as cocaine but most commonly be abused as a study drug and have recreational use be much less common. It would never happen. So it must be much less appealing than cocaine.
• adastra22 1y ago
  I didn't realize studying was a crime.
  • graemep 1y ago
    Using controlled substances to study is a crime. Working is not a crime either, but using cocaine to be able to work harder is a crime.
    • lazide 1y ago
      wall street looking around nervously. Oh who am I kidding, no one cares about that one.
• notfromhere 1y ago
  You aren’t really going to get addicted to therapeutic doses. Recreational doses are like 5-10x what a doctor would prescribe, with restrictive laws in the U.S. you can only get a months supply at a time. Would be pretty dumb to use your months dosage for 3 days of partying
  • chipsrafferty 1y ago
    Very few people are taking 350-700mg of Adderall... Recreational doses can be lower than the highest prescription dose.
  • graemep 1y ago
    The question was "what abuse are they seeing with Adderral?". Abuse is mostly going to involve illegal supplies and illegal use. > Would be pretty dumb to use your months dosage for 3 days of partying It would be, but people can be pretty stupid. I know personally of a case where kids were sharing their doses.