Amphetamine Sulfate Cupones y precios

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How much does Amphetamine Sulfate cost without insurance?

Amphetamine Sulfate on average costs $424.75, but this could vary depending on the brand and dosage prescribed. You can save money with a SingleCare Amphetamine Sulfate coupon. With SingleCare, Amphetamine Sulfate costs $32.29 at participating stores.

How much does Amphetamine Sulfate cost with insurance?

As with any prescription drug copay, the cost of Amphetamine Sulfate with insurance varies by plan. With SingleCare, Amphetamine Sulfate costs $32.29 with a doctor's prescription. This may be a better alternative to insurance, so compare prices with your SingleCare savings card first before you overpay for Amphetamine Sulfate.

Does Medicare cover Amphetamine Sulfate and how much does it cost?

Medicare Advantage and Medicare Part D prescription drug plans usually do not cover Amphetamine Sulfate prescriptions. Consider using a SingleCare discount card and pay $32.29 at participating big-box discount stores, grocery stores, and pharmacies.

What is the brand name of Amphetamine Sulfate?

Amphetamine Sulfate is the active ingredient for several brand-name and generic medications prescribed to patients with ADHD, narcolepsy, or obesity. Amphetamine Sulfate is available as a brand-name prescription drug, Evekeo, but is also available as a generic from manufacturers such as Amneal, Dr. Reddy's, Arbor, and a dozen others. Amphetamine Sulfate is available in instant release and extended-release formats and as a tablet, capsule, or disintegrating tablet. A SingleCare discount card will save you on all forms of Amphetamine Sulfate at local pharmacies near you, such as CVS or Target. Make sure to ask your physician about which Amphetamine Sulfate format is the best alternative for you or your child.

What is Amphetamine Sulfate?

Amphetamine Sulfate is a stimulant prescribed to patients with ADHD (attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder), narcolepsy (excessive, uncontrolled daytime sleepiness), and obesity. Amphetamine Sulfate is a Schedule II controlled substance. It has a high potential for abuse and addiction.

For ADHD, Amphetamine Sulfate increases chemicals in the brain, called neurotransmitters, which are responsible for attention, focus, and impulse control. As a result, Amphetamine Sulfate helps relieve the inattentiveness, hyperactivity, lack of focus, and impulse control typical of ADHD.

Narcolepsy is a rare condition in which patients have sudden attacks of sleepiness or muscle weakness and paralysis. Amphetamine Sulfate excites the central nervous system and helps the patient maintain wakefulness through the day.

Amphetamine Sulfate is used along with dietary management to treat obesity caused by overeating. It is prescribed temporarily (a few weeks) to patients who have not succeeded in losing weight using standard therapies, such as diets or other weight loss drugs. Amphetamine Sulfate is an appetite suppressant and increases metabolism (energy use). Amphetamine Sulfate is not as effective in weight loss as anorectic (appetite suppressant) medications.

Amphetamine Sulfate is available in instant and extended-release formats. Amphetamine Sulfate is administered as a tablet, capsule, or dissolving tablet (Evekeo ODT).

What are the side effects of Amphetamine Sulfate?

Amphetamine Sulfate has many side effects, but the most common are sleeplessness, headache, stomach ache, impotence, dizziness, diarrhea, constipation, dry mouth, weight loss, elevated blood pressure, shaking, heart palpitations, and loss of appetite. Amphetamine Sulfate may cause muscle wasting and has been shown to slightly stunt the growth of children. Prolonged use of Amphetamine Sulfate may cause heart problems.

Mental and mood changes are common side effects and include anxiety, restlessness, irritability, aggression, nervous tics, and (rarely) psychotic episodes, among others. Long-term use or abuse of Amphetamine Sulfate may result in paranoid thinking.

Allergic reactions to Amphetamine Sulfate are uncommon and may include swelling or trouble breathing. Patients mistakenly diagnosed with ADHD will not benefit from Amphetamine Sulfate. Rather than relieve inattentiveness or lack of impulse control, Amphetamine Sulfate will act as a stimulant and result in ADHD-like symptoms, such as restlessness, hyperactivity, nervousness, anxiety, increased inattentiveness, and high blood pressure among other side effects.