Aderol

What is Aderol? People often misspell Adderall's name, and Aderol is one of the many possible misspellings. Of course, you will not find any genuine pill if you look for Aderol. They are just inavailable, or, if you surprisingly come across some of them, they will certainly be fake. The well-known mixture of amphetamine salts used for treatment of ADHD can only be distributed under the brand name Adderall, in which no letter can be changed or omitted. So, be careful when purchasing anything in the street or online. Do not let any crooks trick you into buying a fake product which is at least useless, or even dangerous!

How long does Adderall stay in your system?

The question can be divided into two parts: 1) how long is Adderall active in your system? and 2) for how long can Adderall be detected in your system?

The half life of regular Adderall in your system is 4 to 6 hours. A single dose needs about 35 hour to be removed out of the system. The half life of Adderall XR dose is 10 to 13 hours. (In XR (extended-release) formulation, different amphetamine salts metabolized at different rates.) The system needs about 60 hours to get rid of it.

As for the detection period, there are various methods of testing the system for Adderall, and they give different results. In urine, Adderall can be found during 1 to 4 days after use. This period can get longer after a chronic use of the medication (up to 7 days). When using saliva testing, detection period is about 3 days, so its efficiency can be compared to urine testing. Blood testing gives a range of about 12 hours, but it is the most precise method which is able to determine the amount of the medication taken. And at last, hair testing. Each 1.5" of growth provides a detection period of about 3 months. So, the shorter hair the person has, the shorter is the detection period. An essential detail: we have to measure hair from the end, as the marks of the past are deposited and left behind as the hair grows on.

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Adderall in your system