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Stimulants Vyvanse ?

Vyvanse is effectively time released Dextroamphetamine (Dexedrine), which means it has the mental stimulation and euphoria of Adderall's Dex-amp, with none of the "tweaky" or "speedy" side effects of Adderall's Levo-amp.

It is Lisdexamphetamine, which means that it is slowly converted in to Dex-amp over time in your body. It won't give you a rush, but it will definitely give you a long lasting high. 30mg Vyvanse = 10mg Dexedrine, and 70mg Vyvanse = 25mg Dexedrine.
 
Ive taken both occasionaly and from someone who doesnt do amps a lot, I liked addys better. Vys seemed to be a lot more up and down, like id feel motivated and focused for 20 mins, then the next 20 mins id get almost a nauseous feeling. Both do as advertised well though.
 
I like it better than adderall. Its a lot smoother and isn't half as rough on the body! Definitely a totally different drug. Both work well as advertised like already mentioned in this thread. But as for recreational use you'll probably like adderall better. Unless your like me I like to take vyvanse so I can drink and smoke cigs all night. It's not very fun just by itself.
 
I prefer vyvanse. I feel it's a lot smoother in prescribed doses with fewer side effects than adderall. I also feel like the effects last longer (up to 12 hours).
 
An interesting thing I've observed is that most of the people who feel Vyvanse is not "too subtle" without Dex IR boosters are those who take daily opioids along with their Lisdexamphetamine.

Opioids also increase prefrontal DA levels, and are synergestic with amphetamines. Some find opioids to be as good as amphetamines for ADD relief. I find that 7.5-8mg Dex with 0.5g Kratom feels very similar to 2-2.5mg Dex with 3.0g Kratom in terms of Dopamine released, relying on objective markers such as focus being improved, alertness improved, motor control becoming more precise, etc.
 
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