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I've tried it at two separate occasions and both times I had nothing but side effects sadly.
More unrattled anxiety, harder time to calm down, less ability to focus and depressiveness ontop.
I've heard it work for some but sadly not for me, I do wish it did tho which is why I've tried it at two separate occasions. Both were in the period of about 3 months. Went to concerta after that and after a long while of not having anything am now on Elvanse which is working great for me.
It sucks Strattera didn't work for you, but I'm happy you found something that did ๐