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See here's the thing I don't understand about this. And yes I've heard of this before. But both Adderall and Vyvanse say on their pharmacy forms that you can mix the medication in with orange juice to take it... So obviously the manufacturers aren't too worried about citric acid.
When/where does it say this? Does it still say this? It's entirely possible newer research has come out since they suggested the above.
My last script I filled had it with the paper work.
Is yours extended release?
Yes
That's an important note I failed to mention in my post. This seems to only impact instant release medications