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Advise on moving and switching doctors. Strict out of state perscription laws.

crice
02/14/09
crice
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I am getting ready to move from Kansas to California. I have seen the same doctor for over seven years. I currently am perscribed 105 mg of Adderall/day. California has very strict out of state perscription laws, and I don't know what I should do. I have heard of a program to get three months of a perscription at one time, but was not sure if Adderall could be despensed in that high of quantity. If anyone has any idea what I should do or knows of any good doctors in the Long Beach area please let me know, thanks.

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Eileen Bailey
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Eileen Bailey began her quest for information on ADHD fourteen years...

Monday, February 16, 2009

Thank you for your question. Adderall is considered to be a controlled substance and therefore you cannot receive a 90 day prescription for it.

 

As far as finding a doctor in California, ADDConsults has a directory of professionals specializing in or working with people with ADHD.

 

You can also check on CHADD or ADDA for either a doctor or a support group in the area you are moving to. Contact the support group for a recommendation of a doctor in the area.

 

I hope this helps. Please keep us updated on how you make out with your move and finding a new doctor.

 

Eileen

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