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I took a 20mg xr adderall this morning around 7am, is it ok if i have a few glasses of wine this evening ?
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Adderal and alcohol: can be taken together, however, I would advise against more than one glass of wine when your adderal is wearing off as the distractibility caused by untreated ADD and alcohol can be more than additive.
Answered 1/7/2017
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