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Cake day: June 26th, 2023

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  • What I’ve learned going through this mostly alone is that if you keep pushing a higher dosage of medication rather than asking to reconsider the drug mix and dosage you have because of x and y symptoms you still have that the drugs are meant to treat (ie: hey, I think you, the psychiatrist, don’t know wtf you’re doing, give me 450mg of Wellbutrin because I said so and the internet said so. VS “I think that we should reconsider and perhaps look into the medication mixes and dosages that I’m taking because I still feel depressed, anxious, unfocused, etc etc. and would like to try and fix some aspects of this. Would a higher dose or different medication mix do this?”

    I know it sounds esoteric but it makes a world of difference. From druggie looking for a higher mix to sell or possibly use to life end, to a curious and concerned patient looking to fix a problem

    That being said, Auvelity might help? It definitely helped depression which has the off chance of reliving more adhd symptoms, just not for me and I’m trying to get a formal diagnosis so I can use stimulants to help a lot more.

    Hope this info helps (:




  • I used to work at Walmart. Maybe some stores print labels, but they are still disseminated from corporate and printed. They don’t have any control or ability to edit anything on the label

    Edit for clarity: how we did it was some items had preprinted sheets that we could tear off from and others had printed labels we can stick on the shelf, either way the zebra handheld was connected to the corporate website, we scan the item with the price change, the printer spits out the new label and you place it over the old label. No editing or manually entering the price per ounce label, not sure of any store that does this by any means… since accurate pricing is kinda the point of having a price per ounce label on the item…