There are only a very few exceptions to generic vs brand or other specific formulations not being equal, granted the drug within is the same quantity and salt form if a salt etc. Mainly for things such as epilepsy meds, then it can be important that the patient once stabilized on one form be maintained on the same kind. Or with immunoglobulins for certain immunotherapies, (these are pooled blood products from donor blood), in many cases batch numbers are meant to be recorded and patients maintained on exactly the same product from the same manufacturer. But for something like straterra, just go for the cheapest option.
Sounds like fucking nasty shit though to me personally. Like all the bad side of speed and none of the good, enjoyable traits.
And yes, sort of anyway, took the morphine for this morning, just railed a few oxy caps, skipped the nitrazepam (heavy duty sedative/hypnotic, don't want to be asleep right now, at least not all day) that I've been using temporarily for anxiety due to the shit (that hopefully is now over, although I'll build up a nice big stash so they are there when I really need something to calm my nerves, for those days where its one big heap of shit and I end up feeling completely fried, or can't sleep at all, for quite some time before I actually tell my doc I don't need the rx any more. I might even wait for him to stop it rather than me, and although not needing to, insist on a taper (which he would, for safety's sake since withdrawal from the stuff is dangerous and can cause seizures. I'm not dependent on it though. I just can't rely on being able to get anything for sleep or anxiety/panic/having my nerves run ragged etc. when I do need it, because too many docs are biased against giving sedatives out for even a damn day, so I'll milk it for what its worth whilst the tap is flowing, so not only can I be certain of having what I'd need, but I can thus avoid having to wait it out feeling crappy for however long it takes to get an appointment, staying up until 8 am, with only a slim chance of getting any help at the end of it instead of being fucked off and left to feel even worse through sleep deprivation)
Will take a dose of the chlormethiazole though, and a couple of tizanidine and clonidine (both the latter work the same way, by blocking noradrenaline release, think straterra in reverse, almost, or not far off. Muscle relaxers, lower blood pressure, stop jitteryness (I'm not taking it for BP myself), work wonders on RLS and stop me overloading too. Got to be one of the best meds I've ever tried for overload prevention. And it does, doesn't just stop one thats started but actually does stop them happening in the first place.
And whilst I only use stimulants of any sort, caffeine included (although thats almost the last on the list of preference) occasionally, both of them help with avoiding crashing. And the tizanidine is useful too for the now permanent stiffness and difficulty moving, plus otherwise permanent severe muscle spasm in one of my legs after an operation on it got botched.
