that Strattera is a failed antidepressant that they re-marketed as an "ADD drug", and that their website claims they "don't actually know how or why Strattera treats ADD, it just does!" Like to me, I find it makes loads of sense that any half-functional anti-depressant might work, no matter wtf it actually does inside your brain.

What was the research like that led to Strattera being used on ADD, anyone aware?

And not that I mean to bash anyone's claims if Strattera is working for them, if so that's terrific.

I've also heard it was used as a blood pressure drug...go figure.