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I figured why not start my new membership with a summary, so here are my 2
questions and a summary that i sent to another celiac list earlier today

I primarily use Clan Thompson's database for my gf drug information,
however, my antidepressants and stimulants (for ADD) don't appear in their
list.

So i have two questions.
1) does anybody (or anybody's kid) take Adderal in Generic form (alas, the
newest Adderal extended release was tearing my body up) if so, who
manufactures your generic adderal?
2) short of "through the medicine cabinet" which, IMO is out of date the
day after it's printed, and Clan Thompson, is there another site that
handles the intricacies of the generic drug and it's gluten free nature?  I
have a website that does brand names, but not so much with the generics.

I previously asked about generic buproprion (aka wellbutrin), and i have
this summary:
(from Lani Thompson of Clan Thompson)
Bupropion HCL Extended Release (100 or 150mg.): Manufactured by Eon. Gluten
Free: Yes.
Bupriopion HCL: Manufactured by Sandoz. Gluten Free: Yes.
These "say" they're GF but wont accept the heat if they aren't.
Bupriopion HCL (75 or 100 mg.): Manufactured by Mylan. Gluten Free:
Unknown. Comments: The company states that they don't use gluten containing
ingredients. However, since they don't test for gluten they won't state
that its' gluten free. You can recognize their tablets because the #433 is
printed on the 75 mg. tablet and the #435 is printed on the 100 mg. (Your
pharmacist should also be able to tell you who the manufactuer of any
generic he sells is.)
Bupriopion HCL 75 or 100 mg.): Manufactured by Teva: Gluten free: Yes.
Comments: Company says it's gluten free to the best of their knowledge.

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