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Misc Profiderall, is it worth it?

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TheDeeMan

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My friend came to visit me the other day and he was showing me some new drugs that you can get online
One drug that popped out in particular was an OTC stimulant called Profiderall
I tried doing some research into it but couldn't find much that wasn't from the site itself and even some forums I found was just the company promoting the drug (which makes me very skeptical)
My question is, has anybody tried Profiderall and how good is it compared to the common Adderall
If it's no prices (including shipping) for 75 tablets I think it would be worth it if it's only half as strong as Adderall but I want some input from people who have actually tried it. So please let me know :)
 
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also I'm new to this forum so if there is a better place for it feel free to redirect me
 
This might be considered a drug sourcing question and not allowed.

What is the chemical in the pills, adderall is racemic amphetamine. Give us the chemical itself.
 
I'm positive this is just a scam. and that link you just posted is clear sourcing. people around here know how to use google (ok well maybe not everyone) so there's no need for that link.

just look at it's name "proditerall = profit + adderall." I wouldn't be surprised if your actually affiliated with the company and your trying to market it on forums.

looking at the label it looks like all they're doing is selling you vitamins, caffeine, and a bunch of scientific sounding chemicals with no real positive effects. I can guarantee it's nothing like adderall.

plus it has these words at the bottom of the page "Statements contained herein have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease."

which pretty means its worthless and probably classified as a dietary supplement. these new supplements that aren't fda approved as drugs are the modern day equivalent of snake oils and patent medicines. another reason why this thread is suspicious (along with your 6 post count) is that no one stumbles upon this shit by accident. even if you did randomly find it why trolling around the tubes you would have noticed right away what it really is.. a scam. because it's marketed as a dietary supplement it doesn't have to do anything and they can keep selling it. Notice how dieting isn't mentioned once under the positive effects, yet they state that it isn't fda approved. the ingrediants are all generally regarded as safe, so it's nothing new. it's just a cocktail of already existing and approved chemicals.
 
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I'm positive this is just a scam. and that link you just posted is clear sourcing. people around here know how to use google (ok well maybe not everyone) so there's no need for that link.

just look at it's name "proditerall = profit + adderall." I wouldn't be surprised if your actually affiliated with the company and your trying to market it on forums.

looking at the label it looks like all they're doing is selling you vitamins, caffeine, and a bunch of scientific sounding chemicals with no real positive effects. I can guarantee it's nothing like adderall.

plus it has these words at the bottom of the page "Statements contained herein have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease."

which pretty means its worthless and probably classified as a dietary supplement. these new supplements that aren't fda approved as drugs are the modern day equivalent of snake oils and patent medicines. another reason why this thread is suspicious (along with your 6 post count) is that no one stumbles upon this shit by accident. even if you did randomly find it why trolling around the tubes you would have noticed right away what it really is.. a scam. because it's marketed as a dietary supplement it doesn't have to do anything and they can keep selling it. Notice how dieting isn't mentioned once under the positive effects, yet they state that it isn't fda approved. the ingrediants are all generally regarded as safe, so it's nothing new. it's just a cocktail of already existing and approved chemicals.
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No I'm not part of the company, I'm just new to this forum. My only other post was a trip report from LSA (morning glory seeds), I'm just as skeptical as you are and wanted to see if anybody had tried it just incase it isn't a scam. Proof here http://www.bluelight.ru/vb/threads/668232-My-LSA-trip?p=11397200#post11397200

EDIT: I originally put DXM because I was in the process of writing up a DXM trip report
 
This is a scam, the ingredients on that list are not strong cns stimulants, it will be nothing like amphetamine. They're trying to cash in by making people associate it with adderall by the name profidderall. It's a waste of money. Why not look into some stimulant RC chems, theres still some decent stimulants you can get.... or even order some modafinil.
 
The website itself just looks scammy to me. I wouldnt get it just get aderall instead at least you know it will work and exactly waht is in it instead of some dodgy substance marketed as an aderall type feeling.
 
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mmmm profideralls...
 
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