<p>I've taken it to help me study late some nights. Contemplating whether to take it while testing tomorrow or not... Most likely will though. Anyone else's experience on the drug?</p>
<p>your focus increase like tenfold. but you get all jittery as well and start scratching yourself like a crack fiend</p>
<p>You need to have taken it before/have it in your system for it to work in any positive fashion. Anyone planning on taking it their first (and perhaps only time) for testing is taking a risk much higher than the possible reward. </p>
<p>My friends have had neural or negative outcomes only, simply because they don’t need it or use it.</p>
<p>Very stupid idea since amphetamines
doesn’t actually make you smart but instead think you’re smart.
It’s similar to cocaine in the sense that you feel like you will survive after getting shot by a rocket.
Granted, motivation and self confidence can enhance performance, but the downside is that
you probably will not check you work because you will be too confident.
Of course, this is an addition to possible anxiety panic, heartburn, and headache.</p>
<p>If you are prescribed and know that it works for you and you are comfortable with it, go ahead. I was aiming to people who think amphetamines are magic.</p>
<p>I’m not taking adderall tomorrow (nor have I ever), but I am in a similar situation as you. Before the test I am going to take some piracetam and choline in hopes that it will boost my focus and score. They are nootropics which are drugs that help increase brain function. they are hardly toxic, but not as effective as other nootropics or drugs like adderall.</p>
<p>If you have taken adderall before when taking full length practice test and see an improvement compared to non adderall test then IMO go for it.</p>