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Online Prescriptions for ADHD Medication

Meet with a state-licensed clinician to see if medication is right for you. If appropriate, your provider can prescribe and help with fulfillment through ADHDAdvisor.org.

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*Important Disclaimer* All prescriptions are subject to clinician judgment, medical history, and applicable federal and state law. Controlled substances may not be available in all states.

Stimulant VS. Non-Stimulant Medication

ADHD medications aren’t one-size-fits-all. What works well for one person might not for another. That’s why ADHDAdvisor connects you with a licensed clinician who can guide you through the prescription process. Together, you’ll figure out whether a fast-acting stimulant or a slower-acting non-stimulant is the safest and most effective choice for your needs.
Types: stimulants & non‑stimulants
Prescriber: prescribed at doctors' discretion
Monitoring: track benefits & side effects
Availability: stimulant access differs by state

Stimulants

Quick Onset
  • Usually the first option doctors try
  • Start working in about 30–60 minutes
  • Short-acting versions (IR -immediate release) last a few hours, long-acting (XR- extended release) can last most of the day
  • May cause side effects like less appetite or trouble sleeping
  • Examples: Adderall, Ritalin
  • Prescriptions available in select states through ADHDAdvisor.org
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Non-Stimulants

Slower Onset
  • Often used if stimulants don’t work or cause negative side-effects
  • Take longer to notice benefits (1–4 weeks)
  • Usually taken once a day
  • May cause sleepiness or low blood pressure in some people
  • Examples: Strattera, Intuniv
  • Prescriptions available in all 50 states through ADHDAdvisor.org
Learn About Non-Stimulants →
Important: All prescriptions are made at the clinician’s discretion based on your health history. Stimulant availability may vary by state.
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How do our online ADHD prescriptions work?

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Online Evaluation

Start your journey by completing our comprehensive online evaluation. Our easy-to-follow assessment helps us understand your unique needs and symptoms. Within minutes, you’ll be on your way to receiving a tailored ADHD treatment plan designed just for you.

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Expert consultation with a prescriber

Connect with our experienced healthcare professionals for a personalized consultation. Discuss your evaluation results, get answers to your questions, and receive expert recommendations. This step ensures that your treatment plan is effective and aligned with your health goals.

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Manage your medication

Once your consultation is complete, your prescriber will administer your prescription (if deemed clinically appropriate) through telehealth. Enjoy the convenience of professional ADHD care without the need for in-person visits. Managing your ADHD has never been easier or more accessible.

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List of Commonly Prescribed ADHD Medications

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Types: stimulants & non‑stimulants
Prescriber: prescribed at doctors' discretion
Monitoring: track benefits & side effects
Availability: stimulant access differs by state

List of Stimulant Medications

Stimulant medications are often the first option doctors consider for ADHD. They work quickly — sometimes within an hour — and can provide steady focus and energy for part or all of the day. Not everyone responds the same way, which is why our clinicians consider your health history, goals, and lifestyle before making recommendations.

Stimulant Prescription Availability - Full Coverage States

In certain states, ADHDAdvisor clinicians are able to offer the full range of ADHD treatment options — including stimulant prescriptions where appropriate. This means your provider can tailor the plan that best fits your needs, whether that’s a stimulant, a non-stimulant, or another approach.
Currently, our full coverage states include:
Washington
New Jersey
Texas
Florida
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Stimulant
A liquid form of dextroamphetamine, a stimulant used to treat ADHD. It can be easier for people who have trouble swallowing pills. (Generic name: dextroamphetamine)
Starts working: Usually within 30–60 minutes
Lasts: About 4–6 hours (short-acting)
Watch for: Appetite loss, trouble sleeping, dry mouth, higher heart rate or blood pressure
FDA Drug Label
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Vyvanse
Stimulant
Vyvanse is a once-daily medication that provides steady focus and energy throughout the day.
Starts working: About 1 hour
Lasts: All day coverage
Watch for: Appetite loss, trouble sleeping, dry mouth
FDA Drug Label
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Ritalin
Stimulant
Ritalin is one of the most commonly used ADHD medicines, available in both short-acting and long-acting versions.
Starts working: Within 30–60 minutes
Lasts: 3–4 hours (short-acting IR) or up to 8 hours (long-acting ER)
Watch for: Appetite loss, trouble sleeping, upset stomach
FDA Drug Label
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Adderall
Stimulant
Adderall comes in short-acting and extended-release forms to help improve focus and reduce impulsivity.
Starts working: Around 1 hour
Lasts: 4–6 hours (short acting) or all day (extend-release)
Watch for: Appetite loss, trouble sleeping, higher heart rate or blood pressure
FDA Drug Label
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Types: stimulants & non‑stimulants
Prescriber: prescribed at doctors' discretion
Monitoring: track benefits & side effects
Availability: stimulant access differs by state

List of Non-Stimulant Medications

Non-stimulant medications are another option for treating ADHD. They don’t work as quickly as stimulants — it can take a week or more to notice changes — but they may be a better fit for people who don’t tolerate stimulants well, or who prefer a different approach. Non-stimulants are generally taken once a day and can help with focus, restlessness, and impulsivity.

Non-Stimulant Prescription Availability

Unlike stimulants, non-stimulant medications are available through ADHDAdvisor in all 50 states. That means no matter where you live, our clinicians can work with you to see if this option is right for you.
Types: stimulants & non‑stimulants
Prescriber: prescribed at doctors' discretion
Monitoring: track benefits & side effects
Availability: stimulant access differs by state
Wellbutrin
Non-Stimulant
An antidepressant that can also be used off-label for ADHD in some cases. It affects brain chemicals linked to focus and mood. (Generic name: bupropion)
Starts working: May take 2–4 weeks to notice benefits
Lasts: Taken once or twice daily depending on the form
Watch for: Trouble sleeping, dry mouth, headache; in rare cases, increased risk of seizures
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Viloxazine
Non-Stimulant
A newer non-stimulant option for ADHD that works on brain chemicals linked to attention and impulse control. (Common brand: Qelbree)
Starts working: Benefits may build over 1–2 weeks
Lasts: Usually taken once daily, provides steady coverage
Watch for: Sleepiness, tiredness, stomach upset, possible mood changes
FDA Drug Label
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Gaunfacine
Non-Stimulant
A non-stimulant that helps calm restlessness and improve focus. Often used on its own or with a stimulant. (Brand ex. Intuniv)
Starts working: 1–2 weeks to notice effects
Lasts: Taken once daily
Watch for: Sleepiness, dizziness, low blood pressure
FDA Drug Label
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Kapvay
Non-Stimulant
Kapvay can help with hyperactivity, impulsivity, and may also improve sleep quality.
Starts working: Benefits may be noticed in 1–2 weeks
Lasts: All day (extended release)
Watch for: Sleepiness, low blood pressure, dry mouth
FDA Drug Label
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Intuniv
Non-Stimulant
Intuniv can calm restlessness and improve focus, and is sometimes used alongside stimulants.
Starts working: Usually within 1–2 weeks
Lasts: 24 hours (once daily)
Watch for: Sleepiness, dizziness, low blood pressure
FDA Drug Label
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Strattera
Non-Stimulant
Strattera builds up gradually and may be a good choice if stimulants aren’t suitable.
Starts working: 2–4 weeks to notice full benefits
Lasts: 24 hours (once daily)
Watch for: Nausea, dry mouth, rare liver concerns
FDA Drug Label
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