Is it the regular short acting Adderall or the Adderall XR? I know you can get a generic version of the regular adderall that is much cheaper. Just from past experience with other medications, my guess would be Walmart. But you can also call each of the pharmacies and ask them their prices.

Elaine

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I USE MY REGULAR PHARMACY, MY INS. PLAN DOESN'T THINK I NEED ADDERALL...SO I DO NOT GO THROUGH THEM....SO MY DOCTOR WRITES IT OUT IN GENERIC FORM, AND IT IS ONLY $15.00 FOR THE PRESCRIPTION BUT ONLY PROBLEM IS I NEED 25 MGS., AND GENERIC ADDERALL ONLY COMES IN A 20 AND A 5 NOW BRINGING MY PRICE TO $30.00..WHICH IS A SHAME...ADDERALL XR IS MUCH BETTER FOR ME BUT UNFORTUNATELY IT DOESN'T COME IN A GENERIC FORM, AND IT IS VERY EXPENSIVE... WHY IT IS LIKE THAT I DON'T UNDERSTAND...SEARCH THE GENERIC ADDERALL OUT AT WALMART AND OTHERS, THEY MAY BE EVEN CHEAPER ....GOOD LUCK

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You might try a Sam's or Costco warehouse that has a pharmacy. you don't have to be a member to use the pharmacy. And their prices are usually cheaper.

Elaine

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When I don't have insurance, I buy meds through one of the companies that is on the pharmacychecker.com site.

It's a great site, It shows prices of meds at different pharmacies and compares the pharmacys and the prices.

However today I was looking for Adderall XR and could only come up with Drugstore.com.

I think since it is such a controlled substance it cannot be sent from Canada.

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Just an FYI, I found a site called legalmedsdirect.com. They quote a very cheap price for Adderall 30mg XR, but I don't know if they are legitimate or not. Has anyone else had any experience with them?

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Try doing a search for Adderal patient assistance program, lots of drug companies offer help with prescriptions they manufacture. You can often get them for $5 or $10 or for free depending on your family size and income.

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A new thing that I have been seeing is that all the health portals are providing yellow pages directory as well. Everyone lists down thousands of doctors and hospitals and most of the data records are either incomplete or wrong. What’s the use for such data when anyone can get it from online yellow pages within seconds. The idea is to make use of the data and then provide services to the patients like fixing appointments or getting discounts. The pull of a portal is not because the portal has a few hundred thousand doctors listed. The strength is in providing me only 10 doctors in my city but they should be good and recommendable doctors.

Another aspect which is commonly seen is the Symptom tracker. The health websites are linked to sites like Harvard medical school or Mayo Clinic. Again, I feel it is useless after trying atleast 5 such sites. The point is that I get even more confused when these symptom trackers throw up 5-10 possible causes of my problem. I tried sore throat and fever. The result generated included all diseases that can cause sore throat including Throat Cancer. Can you imagine !! I come for a simple thing like sore throat and I get Throat Cancer as the cause. Never to visit such sites again. Best is to either call or have live chat with a doctor. If not, atleast send an email and get a response from a real doctor and not through an automated tool.

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I do not have health insurance any longer because of my birthday and im not on my mom's anymore.. and now i have to be on generic adderall so its cheaper.. and it costs 151 dollars there! do not go.. is there anywhere cheaper?

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Elaine20 said: You might try a Sam's or Costco warehouse that has a pharmacy. you don't have to be a member to use the pharmacy. And their prices are usually cheaper.

Elaine

Elaine20 is absolutely correct.

While I didn't call a Sam's Club since there isn't one near me, I did call the following pharmacies...

CVS, Kroger, Walgreens, Walmart, Meijer, Rite-Aid, and Costco.

The dosage I inquired about was for 60 tablets of the 30mg dose.

Out of all of these, Costco had the cheapest price, followed by Walgreens. The prices for folks without insurance were $27.xx at Costco and I think $34.xx at Walgreens. The next cheapest was Kroger at 40 dollars. The rest were 60 and up. Talk about a price gap.

This is for the regular release Adderall Generic. There is no generic for XR.

An important note is that the 15mg tablets are actually MORE expensive, which in my honest opinion (which is usually more like a fact), is completely ridiculous. Costco quoted my 40 dollars for 60 of the 15mg tabs, while Walgreens was actually 80 dollars...

So in the case of Walgreens, you're looking at OVER double the price for half the medication. That is absolutely outrageous.

I went back to my doctor and told him to write me for the 30mg's and give me half the quantity and I'll just use a pill cutter to regulate my dosage. I recommend anyone without insurance do the same.

As a side note, I see a few posts on this site recommending shopping online for your medications. I do not recommend this, and I see it as a very bad idea. These medications come from out of the country (like many) but are not regulated by the FDA. Meds not regulated by the FDA can be incorrect in a multitude of ways, ranging from improper concentration of the active ingredient (sometimes too much, sometimes far less, i.e., 10mg in a "30mg pill) to having adverse side effects because there are other fillers in the medication that aren't normally in the real deal. Avoid online purchases of pharmaceuticals at all costs.

In addition, there are patient assistance programs as mentioned above that you may be eligible for, ranging from Medicaid to Rx drug discounts. It's worth looking into.

Sincerely yours,

Medstudent4life

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