The thing is vyvanse is a pro-drug so the effect would be less than it would be for adderall. I’m pretty sure vyvanse is converted to amphetamines while still in the GI tract so you’ll probably get some benefit though.
Edit: Nope, it is converted after absorption so Tums does nothing for vyvanse.
Physicochemical and biologic characteristics of LDX, such as high water solubility, lack of effect on absorption/conversion by changes in gastric environment and pH, and gradual conversion of LDX to active d-amphetamine, may impact interpatient and intrapatient variability and consistent delivery of d-amphetamine from patient to patient in these studies.
Well I'm on Concerta/Ritalin, so the magnesium might be doing something. Kind of uncomfortable in the long run.
Have taken magnesium before but not this particular brand. I'd never had this strong of an effect from magnesium before but since the supplements industry is mostly unregulated you don't really know what you are having. Gonna switch to another kind of magnesium and see if that feels better
This has to do with decreasing the acidity in your stomach and/or intestines. Depending on the drug it could increase or decrease absorption.
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So you're saying I should chase a tums with my vyvance?
The thing is vyvanse is a pro-drug so the effect would be less than it would be for adderall. I’m pretty sure vyvanse is converted to amphetamines while still in the GI tract so you’ll probably get some benefit though.
Edit: Nope, it is converted after absorption so Tums does nothing for vyvanse.
Well I'm on Concerta/Ritalin, so the magnesium might be doing something. Kind of uncomfortable in the long run.
Have taken magnesium before but not this particular brand. I'd never had this strong of an effect from magnesium before but since the supplements industry is mostly unregulated you don't really know what you are having. Gonna switch to another kind of magnesium and see if that feels better