Adderall--not CF

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I couldn't find Adderall, the medication my son is currently on for

hyperactivity, on the web or in any drug index anywhere; however, when I

got to the pharmacist, I had him read the label, and it says that it

contains lactose. So, that renders that not dairy-free. We are currently

trying to go milk-free, but have not gone gluten-free (or know if we plan

to completely--we may just limit) yet. My son has a psych. med.

re-consult in about two weeks. Does anyone know if there are any forms of

meds in this drug class (stimulants used to treat hyperactivity--i.e.,

cylert, dexedrine, Ritalin--all kinds, concerta, etc.) that are already

CF (preferably GFCF, but mostly concerned about CF right now) without

them being specially made? I know a lot of the meds that come in liquid

form are CF, whereas there tablet counterparts are often not (due to a

lactose base). Even with limiting in diet, SI, etc., I know that my son

still needs meds. He does verbalize, too, and he says that he feels

better on medication than going without it.