Adderall Tolerance Curve | ADHD Information

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Does anyone know how quickly tolerance changes relative to dosage and
body weight over time? I dont want to experiment with the drug, it being an
amphetamine which can be very addictive. Does this curve differ for
different people even if body weight is taken into account and no other
drugs or disorders are present? I just want to know when I can start taking
adderall again after discontinued use. or how long I have to be off adderall
until my tolerance will return to the point before the last time I started
taking adderall. I'm looking for something that ismore than a guess. So if
anyone knows or knows a place I can find out, let me know. Thanks.

Some people build up a tolerance to the drug, some do not- it's different for every person.  Body weight is not taken into account because everyone reacts differently to the medications, for example a 90 pound woman could need 60mg to see effects but a 200 woman could respond to 25 mg.  It has more to do with the brain than the body size.

My personal experience has been that I start to develop a tolerance after 3-4 weeks of taking it daily.  I decided that in order to avoid taking a higher dose (because I didn't want to deal with side effects- I have none on the dose I take) to only take the adderall "as needed", on days I have to get a lot done or need to concentrate more. 

Just keep in mind that adderall is not the only med. available- there are many to try if it's not working well.  Also, stimulant medication are not addictive at the levels prescibe by a doctor to a person with adhd.  They can be abused by using them improperly (that's why they're controlled), but do not confuse them with  the street drug "meth" which is a mixture of highly toxic ingredients, only one of which is shared (and not even in the same form) with the legal medications.