Ok, Mods, I looked this up and couldn't find any like this, so sorry if there is one like this, so let m know, but for now in search there is none. Ok, so many Southern California pharmacies told me they do NOt make them.. I have a prescription for it, but can't get it, my insurance pays for name brand, flexeril, concerta and ultram, so my tram will be converted to ultram, but the concerta, they say will void and not be taken as there is NO 72mg.. insane.. Look it up, I've heard and read about it, even on page 20 of Concerta's PDF medication guide says 72mg for a perso like me 20mg IR MPH t.i.d. What do I tell my doc, 18mg + 54 mg? or 27mg 3x in the morning? that's be awesome haha anyways look. my scipt We read this, even thos NOT recommended I do need this.. so thanks for understanding =] This is the link to the mentioning of multiple times of 72mgs... http://img689.imageshack.us/img689/5213/cncrtdragged.png WHAT SHOULD I DO, I DO LEGITIMATELY NEED MORE THAN 54, 74 is probably my proper dose, so how should I go about this? Suggestions. Also random things about Concerta..: (PDF pages show adult doses 72mg.. so I and DR. thought there was a pill) http://www.concerta.net/prescribing-information.html 54mg Concerta (Alza 54) 18mg Concerta (Alza 18) OR POSSIBLY TWO (2) 36mg concerta (alza 36) the way it works if interested in osmotic pressure, or trying to understand for educational purposes: http://img593.imageshack.us/img593/1151/osmotic9.jpg
They don't make a 72 mg tablet. You have to get the doctor to write as follows: 54 mg Concerta q.d. #30 18 mg Concerta q.d. #30 That takes care of it. Most adults need well over 54 mg of MPH products. My doctor wrote this: 54 mg Concerta q.d. #30 10 mg Ritalin b.i.d. #60
oh ok, though I started running 54mg concerts with 20 mil IR's every 4 hours to help me, so I'll try to get a script like yours as I truly do like the IR's best, thanks for the advice, just me and her were going through the medical brochure and showed 20mg rit bid/tid being 72mg, but she said she would fix it, so be so, so once again thanks. - Jeff
