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Old 10-25-2013, 09:22 AM #6
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I have a feeling it's expensive because the coupon saved over $200 for a thirty day supply.
Hi Wiz,

I don't remember Vyvanse being quite that expensive but it has been quite a few years. Both my daughter and myself tried Vyvanse. Neither one of us found it to be helpful.

But if you remember I have posted many times that simulants make me more tired

I hope Vyvanse works well for you and that it is cheaper than what you think (fingers crossed).
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