Folley
Bluelighter
^ How so? You switch from adderall to desoxyn and I'd say there's going to be a lot more "euphoria". He doesn't even mention that though, he refers almost completely to side effects.
Vyvanse is NOT dextroamphetamine, you said it yourself. It is a prodrug, which means it must go through the first phase metabolic process to become active. This is similar to the difference between GBL and GHB or adrafinil from modafinil
I could find reports of GBL having a higher side effect portfolio when compared to GHB as well, in fact EZ test designed a whole reagent around that thought. The point is prodrugs do NOT equal their metabolites, while they will often have almost entirely the same effects (due to turning into the same drug) they are often said to be much "dirtier" by those who use them. Not to mention the point of prodrugs like vyvanse is to make drugs "abuse-proof", which obviously doesn't work but makes it MUCH less than ideal when trying to combine with a drug like MDMA
Vyvanse is NOT dextroamphetamine, you said it yourself. It is a prodrug, which means it must go through the first phase metabolic process to become active. This is similar to the difference between GBL and GHB or adrafinil from modafinil
Adrafinil was discovered in the late 1970s by scientists working with the French pharmaceutical company Group Lafon. First offered in France in 1986 as an experimental treatment for narcolepsy, Lafon later developed modafinil, the primary metabolite of adrafinil. Modafinil possesses greater selective alpha-1 adrenergic activity than adrafinil, without many of adrafinil's common side-effects (stomach pain, skin irritation, anxiety and (with prolonged use) elevated liver enzymes).[2] This makes it important to monitor the liver of an individual using adrafinil for prolonged periods.
(from wiki)
I could find reports of GBL having a higher side effect portfolio when compared to GHB as well, in fact EZ test designed a whole reagent around that thought. The point is prodrugs do NOT equal their metabolites, while they will often have almost entirely the same effects (due to turning into the same drug) they are often said to be much "dirtier" by those who use them. Not to mention the point of prodrugs like vyvanse is to make drugs "abuse-proof", which obviously doesn't work but makes it MUCH less than ideal when trying to combine with a drug like MDMA