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What medication can i use for adhd that is available in local pharmacies?
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NOT CERTAIN: One should ask what kind of medication will actually work, and i know of no over the counter ones. However a doctor can prescribe appropriate medication and proper dosage: a pharmacy should be able to fill it.
Answered 4/16/2016
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