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trigen 54mg seems like a placebo compared to camber 36mg. is this even possible from the same medicine?

I decided to start treating my ADHD again after not taking any medicine since covid, and the psychiatrist prescribed me the 36mg generic for a month, which ended up being the camber 36mg XR. It worked pretty well but I feel like I needed a higher dose to really "lock in" so my psychiatrist gave me the 54mg to try out and see if I can tell a difference. The pharmacy was out of stock for the first 2 days and when I went to pick it up they gave me trigen 54mg extended release. This shit literally does nothing. I broke my streak of studying 4 hours a day daily and went back to square one where I was barely able to get myself to study. I even felt way more sluggish just taking a shower, I was just standing there in the hot water. My desk is also a mess with empty plastic water bottles and textbooks everywhere. Can anyone give me advice? Ive only been on the trigen for 4 days though, so IDK if I should try it a few more days or just call my psychiatrist and have her write me a new prescription. Anyone had experience with these XR concerta pills? man I feel like i cant even focus on writing this post. Did my body just get too used to concerta to the point where it doesnt even work anymore?

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u/Far-Carpet-574 — 1 day ago

[USA] 3.0 gpa undergrad liberal arts trying to get into a grad program. what GRE score should I target?

I was drinking and having too much fun in undergrad (liberal arts) and ended up with a subpar 3.0 gpa. I am trying to get to a psychology grad program but im feeling like I have no chance competing against others, as they have 3.5-3.7 gpas usually. My scores are 161v 161q 5 writing. the quant score is really messing with my head because its only like 50 percentile. I would also like advice on what kind of job/volunteering I should do while studying and waiting for applications to start in order to help me with my chances.

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u/Far-Carpet-574 — 6 days ago
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I got 161v 161q on the practice test, which it claims is 88 percentile verbal and 79 percentile quant. when I look at the chart that ETS published, it says that my scores are 86 percentile and 53 percentile. On the scoreitnow writing test, I got a 5 twice. How accurate are these scores? And how does manhattan prep get its percentiles?

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u/Far-Carpet-574 — 7 days ago