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Straterra didn't do anything for me. Had no effect on my ADHD. Didn't have many side effects other than no dreams, which I only noticed after I stopped taking it.
I'm currently taking Vyvanse and it's starting to lose its efficacy. At first it gave me anxiety and other side effects but they all leveled out.
Yeah the Vyvanse side effects wore off for me too, but so did it's efficacy over time even though I rarely take it every day. I did take it daily for a couple months recently though.
You could also take L-Tyrosine on days off to replenish your dopamine levels
I've heard of people not taking it on weekends to keep that from happening. I haven't tried that.
I did that for a while and (anecdotally) it only delayed the effectiveness from reducing, didn't stop it.