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04-19-05, 05:41 PM
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I'm changing
In have been on Ritalin LA for someime now, but now I'm changing to Concerta could I plz have some information about it from other people who are on this drug.
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04-19-05, 11:01 PM
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Ritalin LA and Concerta are both extended release methylphenidate preparations. The only difference is the release mechanism.
I just started Concerta, and so far, it hasn't done a whole lot for me. Few positive effects, but, on the bright side, no negatives, either.
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