Can I mix Vyvanse and Adderall?

As with other stimulants, people should avoid using certain types of antidepressants — namely monoamine oxidase inhibitors — with Vyvanse, Adderall, or Adderall XR. Mixing these medications can cause a person’s blood pressure to rise to dangerous levels.

What happens if you take Vyvanse in the afternoon?

Avoid taking a dose of Vyvanse in the afternoon. Doing so may cause trouble getting to sleep at night. Don’t try to make up for a missed dose by taking a double dose the next morning. Doing so can cause serious side effects, such as a fast or irregular heartbeat or increased blood pressure.

Can I take Adderall in the afternoon?

The capsules are taken once daily. They should be taken in the morning after first waking up. You shouldn’t take Adderall XR in the afternoon. This can cause trouble falling asleep at bedtime.

Why am I not hungry on Vyvanse?

It’s true. A full or empty stomach doesn’t change how well Vyvanse works, but some patients do complain of losing their appetite after taking the medication. If you decide to take Vyvanse with food, know that while having food in your stomach isn’t a concern in itself, acidic foods should be avoided.

Does increasing Vyvanse make it last longer?

When you first start taking Vyvanse (What is Vyvanse?), you might experience a boost in energy, motivation and positivity. However, these effects don’t typically last, said Dr. Lieberman. “If you’re finding the increased energy is wearing off, tough luck—that’s not what the drug’s supposed to do,” he said.

Can you take Adderall three times a day?

Take this medication by mouth with or without food as directed by your doctor, usually 1 to 3 times a day. The first dose is usually taken when you wake up in the morning. If more doses are prescribed, take them as directed by your doctor, usually 4-6 hours apart.

Can I take Vyvanse at 2pm?

Vyvanse should be taken in the morning. Afternoon doses should be avoided because of the potential for insomnia.

What works better Vyvanse or Adderall?

Studies have shown that Vyvanse is just as effective as Adderall, and side effects are similar. The risk of dependence (this means how likely you are to become dependent or addicted to the drug) appears similar for both Adderall and Vyvanse.