Hey guys,
People seem to be mentioning some other threads about the drug, but this seems to be the most successful, so I'll leave this here (forgive me I'm new).
There seems to be a consensus that this drug lasts way too long for recreational use. However there are a number of anecdotal reports of it being really useful at low doses. As a long acting functional stimulant, this seems really appealing to me.
I currently (though on break for summer) take vyvanse 50mg for ADHD during the school year. It's been great, though the commute home can be difficult at times, and doing work at night, because a morning dose tends to be wearing off by then. Also, it's absurdly expensive, and with my high deductible insurance plan I'm paying full price for it.
I have, on more than one occasion, considered 2dpmp as an alternative. It's incredibly long duration actually seems perfect for all day ADHD treatment. And since it's been through some clinical trials, there's at least a degree of safety indicated (as opposed to, say, 2-fma, which has apparently caused cardiac problems with long term use due to build up of cardiotoxic metabolites. ).
The only problem is the possibility of the drug building up in my system. Meaning that low dosage usage would eventually build up a significant plasma concentration over time. This would depend on the actual pharmacological halflife of the dig, I suppose. And I haven't seen any studies revealing it's halflife. Does anyone have any advice for me in this regard. Would consecutive low dosage usage pose a significant danger in the same way that high dosage usage does? Or could it actually be useful as a fictional stimulant, as long as dosages are kept very controlled?